* Help wanted: organising community calls
@ 2023-04-18 20:49 Alyssa Ross
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From: Alyssa Ross @ 2023-04-18 20:49 UTC (permalink / raw)
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An annoying longstanding problem with Spectrum is that I do a lot of
very interesting work, but I'm not very good at keeping people following
the project informed about it. Over the years I've tried writing status
updates, but it's really difficult for me to do them consistently. The
community calls we've had a couple of are a good format for me,
especially because they're interactive, but the potential attendees
change over time, depending on who's interested in the project at the
moment, and so it's important to work with their schedules to make sure
enough people come to make it worthwhile. That means that organising
the call is yet another task I should do on a schedule, and struggle
with.
So, I was wondering if there's somebody out there who's better at
sticking to schedules and would be able to help with this part. It
really just involves making the scheduling poll, sending out an email
about it, and then checking the responses when the poll closes to pick
the meeting time, and sending out another email announcing that time.
Ideally, I think we'd have a community call every month.
If that sounds like that something that would be easier for you than it
is for me, it would be lovely if you could get in touch in any of the
normal ways. :)
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