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On 03/25/2016 11:53 AM, Ed Leafe wrote:
> On 03/25/2016 08:29 AM, Flavio Percoco wrote:
> 
>>> We could do it as a free-form discussion across a limited set of
>>> people, all recorded (using Google Hangouts on Air like for the
>>> Bootstrapping Hour). However I fear that would result in a long video
>>> that could be missing critical points.
>>>
>>> Alternatively we could think about it and lay out the points we want
>>> to make on an Etherpad, and then have people sign up to pick one they
>>> are comfortable with and speak about it for one minute. We can still
>>> use a collective session on hangouts as a way to collect and build the
>>> common video, but we would build the script in advance.
>>
>>
>> Collecting points on an etherpad or a hangout session sounds good to me!
>> I think
>> having an organized format (even if somewhat informal) is better than a
>> free-form discussion. A free-form discussion is likely to miss important
>> info,
>> as you also pointed out.
> 
> Yes, an organized format will probably be much better. A discussion
> format will likely end up with points being made with assumed tribal
> knowledge, and that's exactly the thing we *don't* want. We want to pass
> on that tribal knowledge explicitly.
> 
> 
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I agree with Ed, I think having an impromptu discussion is the value
that this project is looking to provide.

I'm happy to participate or not, whatever is best for the audience to
consume and get the information intended.

I do feel the audience is best served by an informal discussion of up to
three people. I think once you get past three you are outside the limits
of what an informal discussion can offer.

Happy to step aside so the target of "discussion of three" is achieved
if others agree.

Thank you,
Anita.

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