Re: W3C Blockchain Workshop Follow-Up

Hey, folks!

Sorry, I wasn't checking email over the weekend (I have some medical
stuff going on, and I'm also hosting an out-of-town guest).

Marta, I appreciate your enthusiasm in getting people to help on the 
report! But I want to be clear that it's completely voluntary if people 
want to help… nobody is under any obligation!

Obviously, you're the experts, and the report will be better for any 
contributions you make, but I'll get the report done in the next couple 
of days, regardless!

For those of you who've already sent me notes and suggestions, either 
on-list, off-list, or via Github, thank you! I'll integrate them, and 
show everyone the report for review before releasing it more widely.

Thanks!
Doug

On 7/30/16 11:51 AM, Marta Piekarska wrote:
> Dear Participants, it deeply saddens me that there has been so little
> response to Doug's ask. As of now on git there is ZERO pull requests.
> You all have worked hard during the workshop, but it will go to
> nothing if we provide no summaries of these events that can be passed
> on. We want to organize a second event, but if there is no traction
> on your side and no will to work with us, then how can we have
> faith? Most of you have participated in many W3C events and know that
> its a push and pull game. So please please help us out here! I wish I
> had names to email you directly, and remembered who was leading which
> table. But you took notes. Take a moment to send them over to me or
> Doug at least so that we can combine them into something. Thank you,
> yours-truly-cat-herding-m
>
> — Security Architect @ Blockstream
>
> mp@blockstream.com
>
> +491703311307 (Germany) +14159608938 (U.S.) Signal, Wickr (martap)
>
>> On Jul 11, 2016, at 8:55 PM, Doug Schepers <schepers@w3.org>
>> wrote:
>>
>> https://www.w3.org/2016/04/blockchain-workshop/report.html
>

Received on Monday, 1 August 2016 15:03:37 UTC