I’m in PST (UTC-8 in winter months). I’m used to 1600 UTC meeting times, earlier is more challenging, much later becomes harder for those in CST. If we choose to release a specification, there are some tools that are easier to use in the w3c github organization, but we could make it work anywhere. We may want to work in multiple repositories. Fitter is great, but it’s hard to be IRC+scripts for meeting notes. Gregg Kellogg Sent from my iPad > On Dec 6, 2018, at 6:29 AM, William Waites <wwaites@inf.ed.ac.uk> wrote: > > Thanks Doerthe and William for taking the lead on this. > > My vote to use the W3C’s git service and an IRC channel, which can be logged > and receive notifications of actions from the git service, and produce minutes from > calls with the help of a scribe and a bot (Zakim still going?). It would be nice, in my > opinion, to use the infrastructure that the W3C has. Or maybe that’s too old > fashioned? > > I exist in a superposition of UTC and UTC-6 these days. > > William Waites | wwaites@inf.ed.ac.uk > Laboratory for Foundations of Computer Science > School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh >
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