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On Thu, Dec 19, 2013 at 12:59 AM, Russell Bryant <rbryant at redhat.com> wrote:

> Greetings,
>
> The weekly Nova meeting [1] has been held on Thursdays at 2100 UTC.
> I've been getting some requests to offer an alternative meeting time.
> I'd like to try out alternating the meeting time between two different
> times to allow more people in our global development team to attend
> meetings and engage in some real-time discussion.
>
> I propose the alternate meeting time as 1400 UTC.  I realize that
> doesn't help *everyone*, but it should be an improvement for some,
> especially for those in Europe.
>
> If we proceed with this, we would meet at 2100 UTC on January 2nd, 1400
> UTC on January 9th, and alternate from there.  Note that we will not be
> meeting at all on December 26th as a break for the holidays.
>
> If you can't attend either of these times, please note that the meetings
> are intended to be supplementary to the openstack-dev mailing list.  In
> the meetings, we check in on status, raise awareness of important
> issues, and progress some discussions with real-time debate, but the
> most important discussions and decisions will always be brought to the
> openstack-dev mailing list, as well.  With that said, active Nova
> contributors are always encouraged to attend and participate if they are
> able.
>
> Comments welcome, especially some acknowledgement that there are people
> that would attend the alternate meeting time.  :-)
>
>
I'm fine with both times. One works better for me while on DST, the other
while off DST so its good
to have the choice.

Chris
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