Maintainers / Kernel Summit 2020 submissions

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So far, we have received 5 techinical topic submissions for the Kernel
Summit; thanks to those who have submitted.  If you have some
additional ideas of technical topics you'd like to discuss at the
Kernel Summit, please submit them this week.  For details on how to
proposal a topic for the Kernel Summit, please see [1].

[1] https://lore.kernel.org/r/20200515163956.GA2158595@xxxxxxx

We have not, so far, gotten any submissions for the Maintainer's
Summit.  It's unclear whether this is because people have been
distracted with issues relating to the pandemic situation, or whether
things have been going swimingly from a process perspective, or if
people are just not as motivated to suggest topics if they can't
discuss them in a face-to-face setting as opposed to a virtual setting
---- or some combination of all of the above.

If you do have some ideas for things that you think are worth the
attention of a Maintainer's Summit this year, please kindly submit
them this week.  (Again, please see [1] for submission instructions.)
If we do not get sufficient submissions, we will need to consider
whether or not it makes sense to hold a Maintainer's Summit this year.

Thanks,

					- Ted




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