Re: Apologies and a note on nicks in IRC and WebEx (RE: Agenda, June 19)

Thanks, Lars, for the reminders about nicknames on IRC and Webex. Note
also that we need to know who is on the calls for various reasons having
to do with W3C policy, so providing a clear nickname that we can link to
who you are will speed up the first few minutes of our meetings -
otherwise we have to stop and identify folks. For those of you who phone
in directly I'm afraid that Webex defaults to "Caller_5" or some similar
and we will always have to replace those with nick's. (Which I'm not
sure how to do and so we'll have a chance to fumble around with that at
the next meeting ;-))

kc

On 6/15/17 10:52 PM, Svensson, Lars wrote:
> I'm sorry but since last week a conflicting meeting came up so I won't be able to attend.
> 
> This also means that I cannot scribe as I had promised so the best I can do is to volunteer to scribe on the 26th.
> 
> In that context a small personal observation and a plea from a (future) scribe:
> We're a pretty large group and at least I don't know everyone (but hope that that will change after the F2F in Oxford). In particular, I cannot recognise most people through their voice but rely on WebEx to tell me who is speaking. But this means that if you use different nicks on IRC and WebEx, the scribe is likely to get totally confused, since she/he cannot use IRC autocomplete for the speaker nick. So PLEASE help to make the scribe's life a bit easier by using the same nick on IRC and WebEx.
> 
> Best,
> 
> Lars
> 
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