[ubuntu-us-mi] Thoughts about moving the meeting to a different day / time

[Craig Maloney]

Hello, everyone,

At our last IRC meeting (held on the first Sunday of every month around
9pm) we discussed the possibility of moving the meeting to a different
day / time. The thought was that 9pm on a Sunday wasn't conducive to
folks being able to participate.

I'd like to open up the converstation to those who aren't currently
participating in the IRC meetings:

a) Would you participate if the meeting were changed to a different day
/ time?

b) Would you be able to connect to an IRC meeting during weekdays,
between 9am-5pm?

Please keep in mind that this is something that is being considered.
While I understand that we all have our own schedules and what-not,
ideally we'd like a time that the most number of folks who are active
can consistently make.

Thanks!

[Amy]

I don't have internet access at work, so that'd be a no on 9-5 M-F. I've
been busy recently; that's why I haven't been in IRC.

What about Thursday nights at 7 or something? I have a meeting the second
Tuesday of each month, so that's not going to work for me. I know CHC
meets on Wednesday nights. Thursday seems like a logical solution.

Amy

Post by Craig Maloney
Hello, everyone,
At our last IRC meeting (held on the first Sunday of every month around
9pm) we discussed the possibility of moving the meeting to a different day
/ time. The thought was that 9pm on a Sunday wasn't conducive to folks
being able to participate.
I'd like to open up the converstation to those who aren't currently
a) Would you participate if the meeting were changed to a different day /
time?
b) Would you be able to connect to an IRC meeting during weekdays, between
9am-5pm?
Please keep in mind that this is something that is being considered. While
I understand that we all have our own schedules and what-not, ideally we'd
like a time that the most number of folks who are active can consistently
make.
Thanks!
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[Kevin O'Brien]

Actually, Sundays are best for me.

Post by Craig Maloney
Hello, everyone,
At our last IRC meeting (held on the first Sunday of every month around
9pm) we discussed the possibility of moving the meeting to a different day
/ time. The thought was that 9pm on a Sunday wasn't conducive to folks
being able to participate.
I'd like to open up the converstation to those who aren't currently
a) Would you participate if the meeting were changed to a different day /
time?
b) Would you be able to connect to an IRC meeting during weekdays, between
9am-5pm?
Please keep in mind that this is something that is being considered. While
I understand that we all have our own schedules and what-not, ideally we'd
like a time that the most number of folks who are active can consistently
make.
Thanks!
--
------------------------------**------------------------------**--------
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wear glasses if you need 'em." -- The Webb Wilder Credo
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