Re: meeting times

One last call to complete the doodle poll...
<https://doodle.com/poll/y6nd6hzkr7d8m2sd>


On Thu, Jan 31, 2019 at 11:20 AM Neil Soiffer <soiffer@alum.mit.edu> wrote:

> First off, welcome to the MathML Refresh Community Group! There is a lot
> of excitement about updating the spec and getting greater acceptance among
> the browser implementations.
>
> To start off with, we will have meetings every other week, but we need to
> choose a day and time for the meetings. I have created a doodle poll
> <https://doodle.com/poll/y6nd6hzkr7d8m2sd> in the hopes of finding a day
> and time that works for most people. Because of the geographic spread, some
> people will either need to get up early or participate after normal work
> hours. I apologize for that, but it is a sign there is interest in many
> different countries
>
> The poll is for a specific week, but ignore that (although that might be
> the first meeting). The goal is to choose a day and time. The same time
> block (7am - noon Pacific) is repeated for each day of the week. Please
> indicate your availability in general, not for the specific date (e.g.,
> this isn't about a meeting on Feb 13, but about meeting on a Wednesday at
> that time).
>
> Based on who has responded by Monday, I'll pick the most popular day and
> time. I'll create a calendar entry that people can link to with connection
> details. Charles has generously agreed to allow us to use his zoom account.
> Zoom will generate transcripts within its speech recognition abilities
> (might not be great for tag names and math items...), so we don't need note
> takers although it is probably a good idea to summarize any action items or
> notable consensus items.
>
> I look forward to working with everyone in the weeks and months to come,
>
> Neil Soiffer
>