Mozpad Kickoff Meeting Draft Agenda
I’ve added a draft agenda to the wiki for the kickoff meeting. I’m totally winging it so if you’ve have relevant experience or are just plain smarter than me, please feel free to add/remove/change stuff. I’d suggest that I chair the first meeting, but if anyone wants to be chairperson (or co-chairperson) moving forward, that would be excellent. Please let me know before or during the meeting, if that is the case.
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Having run a couple SeaMonkey community meetings, I have only two pieces of advice.
(1) Be prepared to be overwhelmed.
Seriously, it’s going to be very difficult to keep up with the sheer amount of traffic, unless you’re a very fast typist.
(2) Get a bot to log the channel.
For said community meetings, I did set a time limit of about an hour, and I was able to fit it in, but I had to keep things moving and be absolutely on top of the discussion. I think it’s entirely possible that there might be too much to discuss in a single meeting here.
Perhaps there should be another question added to the beginning of the meeting: what do we need, in general? I’m not referring to specific tools (i.e. the vaporware XUL IDE), but to XULRunner as a base product. We might want to start defining community requirements.
Comment by Alex Vincent — 5/22/2007 @ 3:28 pm