General updates | @Jeffrey Wagner @Karmen Condic-Jurkic | DM – Could have a period of a few weeks after the all-hands meeting to collect new items JW – It’s probably best do the item addition period before the review, so that the items are listed before assigning personnel PB – What about things like Known issues and bugs (@striketeam) ? Would this belong on the roadmap/in the roadmap review meeting? Regular coffees/happy hours? KCJ – I’ve seen a lot of advice on this online, not sure how we could handle time zones. DM – Could call tham “happy hour/tea time” to cover different social expectations around beverages. Could do board games like Catan. KCJ – Breakout rooms would be a good idea, since it can be hard to get 20 people together. OM – there’s “gather.town”, where you have a character on a map, and your audio is based on who you’re near. Used it once in a small group and it was nice. JW – Should we indicate which time zone/region is the focus of a social event, or try to have a single event for everyone DM – Would recommend a single event that changes times, so it’s most appropriate for different regions on different days. KCJ – Could alternate between US/Pacific and Europe each week.
DM – “No meeting days”? Tuesdays? DM – I’d like tuesdays, not sure if I can block off others MT – Working meetings could still be allowed on those days. DD – I’d suggest not having any regular meetings on Tuesdays and Thursdays. One-off meetings are ok. JW – Want to draw a distinction between external and internal meetings. We should also try to push all external meetings also to Mon-Wed-Fri. It would be good if we could conform all meetings to this policy. DM – The problem might be running out of overlapping time with other relevant time zones, but we should try. DD – My policy has been to never offer times on Tues/Thurs, but to be flexible if meetings need to fall there.
KCJ – Will set up an OpenFF Discourse to have a general-purpose public forum. KCJ – Open Molecular Software Foundation (OMSF) is moving ahead. This should make things easier to work with on the backend, but nobody here should notice a difference.
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