Re: W3C Process

Hi Eric, Stephen, all

> Thank you for sharing your concerns, the last couple of meetings I
> looked at the clock and wondered where the time had gone:-)    Just a
> few thoughts here, I'm wondering from a time management perspective:
>     * put estimated time lengths for each discussion topic. (do we do
> this?  I can't remember)
+1
>     * have a volunteer meeting time keeper who reminds us when we our
> discussions have gone over.
Mmm..I suggest to keep this task to the chairs
>     * agree for more lengthy discussions to have a separate meeting or
> have the discussion continue in email.
+1, and this will be more easy when we define clearly the scope of our 
different best practices doc.
>     * Instead of having some meeting items in the agenda, start them in
> email and then summarize the outcome of the discussion in the meeting.
>     * agreed about communicating actions status the night before
I am pretty sure (by experience ;-) ) that our F2F1 in London will act 
as a catalyst for further discussion, either by email or during our 
meetings.

Best,
Ghislain

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Received on Tuesday, 25 February 2014 09:00:09 UTC