Greetings everyone, I've spoken with a few other people who didn't respond to the original meeting time request, as well as looking at the meeting times Justin was able to get from the people who did respond. I'd like to propose that we move the meeting time forward by one hour, to 2100 UTC from 2000 UTC. (For those in North America, this is 5pm on the east coast, and 2pm on the west coast.) This will give us availability of a few more people, as well as the opportunity to utilize #fedora-meeting instead of being in #fedora-cloud, which generally gives us more visibility and the possibility of picking up more volunteers who like to lurk, watch, and pipe up (and hopefully help us out a bit). I realize that this time is still not optimal for community friends who are in other parts of the world (really late in europe, unreasonably early in some parts of APAC). I'm hoping that (a) as we gather more steam we can start to build more dialogue on the mailing list so that it's easier for people in other regions to participate, and (b) as we start nailing down a more firm task list we can identify some of those tasks in meeting notes and on the wiki so that one doesn't necessarily have to be in a meeting to volunteer to do things. We of course want to be including everyone, and non-meeting-time participation (aka: mailing list!) is a great way to build that up. If nobody has any serious objections over the next 24 hours to this proposal, I'll change the information on the wiki to reflect the change, and send an "it's official! we changed times!" note to the mailing list. Cheers, -Robyn
