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> But having a rotating schedule would then also require everyone else to attend meetings in the middle of the night every now and then - else we'll have to have the same meeting 3 or more times before we can find consensus. Is that something Microsoft's employees would be willing to do @BoCupp-Microsoft ? Yes, I'm willing to attend outside normal working hours to avoid the need to repeatedly cover the same content. My thought is that folks in China or Japan would currently always need to attend outside normal working hours or else not attend at all. If we adopt a rotation like I suggested then 2 out of every 3 meetings should be inside each member's normal working hours and every third meeting would require attendance outside normal working hours. This only matters though if we get new attendees. Currently we just have Europe and US regular attendees, right? Tagging potential attendees from Japan and China to gauge their interest in this proposal. @masayuki-nakano @siusin -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/w3c/editing/issues/359#issuecomment-956569929
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