- From: Peter Ferne <petef@jivatechnology.com>
- Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 17:54:18 +0100
- To: public-xg-socialweb@w3.org
On 14 May 2009, at 17:23, Harry Halpin wrote: > and Joaquin Salvachua for the Portability Task Force. Each should have > a back-up, any volunteers? I'm happy to serve as back up on this one. > There was also a "context" task force that seemed popular, but no > definite leader. Perhaps for the time being it should be merged with > Portability? Not really directly related. I am quite interested in Context, as were others, but not enough to lead it. Why not let it float for a bit and see what happens? > Organizationally, what we want is telecons for the task forces that > have 10-20 people in them, thus giving people time enough to speak and > really get work done. However, what we don't want is telecons that are > unattended or confusing, with extra bureaucracy. > ... > allows people to attend only the telecons they want and keeps group > smaller. Wow. To my mind a call with 10-20 people on is too big to get real work done. But then I imagine most of the actual work happening between calls via email and wiki. I see the calls as being more like a daily (or rather weekly) standup - succinct updates on progress and removing obstacles. -- Peter Ferne, +44 (0)7970 942 261, petef@jivatechnology.com
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