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On 06/18/2015 01:58 PM, Shilla Saebi wrote:
> This is my fault entirely and I dropped the ball, I apologize. We had the meeting at 13:00 instead of 14:00 UTC by accident of course. In the past two meetings, we had barely any attendance (1 or 2 people max, 1 being my colleague) and this time around we had a lot more people show up (6-7) so 13:00 seemed to work. I don't mind changing it back to 14:00 on the wiki/eavesdrop and just keeping that if everyone wants? In fact that works better for me, but I just thought since we had a much better turn out with attendance at that time, we could alter it? I don't know what are everyones thoughts?

If we have a turnout problem, let's work on this as well - and discuss here!

With the alternating times, I often don't know which meeting is. So, an 
announcement the day before would remind me of the meeting.

Any other ideas on how to make the meeting relevant and on the top of 
your minds?


Regarding timing: 14:00 UTC is a problem for me during daylight saving 
time but I often can make it,

Andreas
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