13:07:17 #startmeeting 13:07:17 Meeting started Thu Sep 17 13:07:17 2009 UTC. The chair is rbergeron. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 13:07:17 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 13:07:30 Woo! Okay, you just started the meeting bot by typing #startmeeting 13:07:36 that means you're the chair and have all sorts of magical powers 13:07:40 oh, i guess i could read the stuff on the aforementioned link 13:07:54 you can give other people chair powers also, by typing "#chair " 13:07:59 so go ahead and chair me 13:08:06 #chair mchua 13:08:06 Current chairs: mchua rbergeron 13:08:09 There we go. 13:08:15 As a chair, you can change the topic. 13:08:16 do you do that in the meetings? 13:08:23 #topic where's the agenda? 13:08:40 rbergeron: I usually don't, but sometimes it's useful if someone else is taking the floor, or if you have to leave early 13:08:40 not change the topic but the chairs :) 13:08:46 ah 13:08:47 ok 13:08:49 (because only chairs can end the meeting) 13:08:54 i see 13:09:00 we've had some interesting times where meeting logs will run for *days* because the chair forgot to close it... 13:09:06 ah, so you're like the +o but for the meeting 13:09:09 * mchua grins 13:09:09 yeah 13:09:11 gotit 13:09:49 every week I have a script that sends a meeting reminder to everyone, so you don't have to worry about that 13:09:57 cool 13:09:57 it mostly reminds people of https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing_meetings#Meeting_details 13:10:10 (That link, if I wanted it to show up in the log, I would use #link) 13:10:14 #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing_meetings#Meeting_details 13:10:23 (and it will be pulled out in the meeting notes) 13:10:33 the agenda is at https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing_meetings#Agenda 13:10:41 rbergeron: (if you want to #link that one) 13:11:00 #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing_meetings#Agenda 13:11:03 w00t 13:11:16 I'll make this week's meeting agenda up this weekend 13:11:29 and usually you just post that link at the beginning and then systematically change the #topic to go through the discussion points 13:11:32 cool 13:11:34 yup 13:11:40 (like I said, you pretty much know all of this already) 13:11:56 right 13:12:21 I usually also go through a ticket status at the start so folks know where we are task-wise, so I'll send you that on Monday night so you don't have to pile through tickets 13:12:28 (most of them are for FI anyway and should be gone this weekend) 13:12:30 okay 13:12:59 and if anyone wants to add agenda items or bring up new stuff, they just ask you, basically. 13:13:02 or edit the wiki page beforehand. 13:13:07 okay 13:13:20 I think that mostly covers things... any questions? or on to meetbot commands? 13:13:39 commands works 13:13:49 rbergeron: ok, change the #topic to meetbot commands 13:14:02 #topic meetbot commands 13:14:06 whee! 13:14:29 (I'm going to post these logs as the "how to run a meeting" docs, btw, so I'm going into way more detail than you actually need ;) 13:14:41 the most important command is #action 13:14:55 #action mchua 13:15:04 I think anyone can make an #action item 13:15:09 #action mchua to post these logs s the "how to mo run a meeting docs" 13:15:14 exactly :) 13:15:27 #action rbergeron needs to wake up and type properly :) 13:15:28 if you put someone's irc nick in the #action item, meetbot will automagically compile a to-do list for that individual 13:15:42 we'll see that when we look at the logs later. 13:15:42 coolio 13:15:55 other things that are sometimes useful... #link you've seen 13:16:09 the logs are sorted by #topic, so you can see #link items under each topic which makes for quick reading 13:16:14 the other two are #info and #agreed 13:16:21 #info meetbot is cool 13:16:30 #agreed automatic logging is the greatest thing ever 13:16:51 and they'll put the points right into the high-level meeting notes, so if you want to be able to refer to something without wading through the logs, that's what you do 13:16:58 any questions on meetbot? 13:17:00 ahhh. neat 13:17:04 nada 13:17:09 #topic zodbot 13:17:10 well, one, i don't know if you're getting to this: 13:17:14 oh 13:17:16 #topic meetbot 13:17:18 go for it 13:17:29 how do the logs get sent out? 13:17:46 Ah, yep. I'll get to that when we #endmeeting and get logs. 13:17:53 we'll do that in a moment, I just wanted to show you some useful zodbot stuff first 13:18:03 #topic zodbot 13:18:19 so, say you're in a meeting and people are talking about someone but you don't have their contact info or something 13:18:28 like, "who the heck is mchua" 13:18:29 .fas mchua 13:18:30 mchua: mchua 'Mel Chua' 13:18:35 and there you go. 13:18:37 or even 13:18:39 .fasinfo mchua 13:18:39 mchua: User: mchua, Name: Mel Chua, email: mel@redhat.com, Creation: 2008-09-26, IRC Nick: mchua, Timezone: US/Eastern, Locale: en, Extension: 5115368, GPG key ID: , Status: active 13:18:42 mchua: Approved Groups: cla_done web ambassadors marketing cla_fedora sysadmin-test designteam gitfedora-zikula giteducation svnfedora-zikula-theme 13:18:42 ahh 13:18:44 mchua: Unapproved Groups: None 13:18:53 .fasinfo rbergeron 13:18:54 rbergeron: User "rbergeron" doesn't exist 13:19:01 .fasinfo rbergero 13:19:02 rbergeron: User: rbergero, Name: Robyn Bergeron, email: robyn.bergeron@gmail.com, Creation: 2008-06-03, IRC Nick: rbergeron, Timezone: UTC, Locale: en, Extension: 5107194, GPG key ID: , Status: active 13:19:04 rbergeron: Approved Groups: cla_done cla_fedora ols 13:19:07 rbergeron: Unapproved Groups: None 13:19:10 So that makes it easy to figure out who people are if you don't know who they are in a meeting, or get info about someone you need to get in touch with. 13:19:15 Random trick. 13:19:30 I think that's it except for the post-meeting logs, really. 13:19:31 innnneresting 13:19:51 Mostly the job of the meeting chair is to be a cat-herder and go "people! we need to finish in N minutes!" 13:19:58 and nudge convos back on topic, and such. 13:20:17 okay 13:20:33 rbergeron: anything else before we wrap up and do meeting logs? 13:20:49 nope! 13:20:57 (again, this is going into a howto, so I'm being *way* too detailed...) 13:21:02 rbergeron: ok - then #endmeeting 13:21:21 #endmeeting