#meeting:fedoraproject.org: council

Meeting started by @jflory7:fedora.im at 14:02:14 UTC

INFO: === Flock 2024 happened this month! Hooray! There is an official event report coming on the Community Blog soon from tosin_doreen. You can also share your own event reports and any social media coverage in a section on the Fedora Wiki. === (@jflory7:fedora.im, 14:07:41)
LINK: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Flock_2024#Event_reports_&_social_media (@jflory7:fedora.im, 14:07:50)
INFO: === The Flock 2024 post-event survey is live until Friday, September 6th. This survey will directly influence decisions made for planning Flock 2025. We are testing some new ideas and theories in the survey. If you have not yet filled it, please fill it ASAP. Even if you were not there in-person (just choose virtual attendee option if you were remote). === (@jflory7:fedora.im, 14:08:44)
LINK: https://fedoraproject.limequery.com/flock-2024 (@jflory7:fedora.im, 14:08:45)

TOPIC:Special topic: Sneak preview of Flock 2024 post-event survey results (@jflory7:fedora.im, 14:11:21)

INFO: 112 in-person check-ins. Responses to the survey so far include 45 in-person attendees, 29 virtual attendees/non-attendees, 26 speakers, 19 volunteers, 4 organizers. (@jflory7:fedora.im, 14:14:45)
INFO: Three primary questions being tested for 2025. (@jflory7:fedora.im, 14:16:54)
INFO: 1. In the future, would you prefer Flock to Fedora to: Stay in the same place, alternate regions but keep the same place, change place after a few years, change location every year, no preference. (@jflory7:fedora.im, 14:17:16)
INFO: 2. What are your thoughts on changing when Flock to Fedora is held each year? August, June to July, September to October. (@jflory7:fedora.im, 14:17:33)
INFO: 3. What are your thoughts on holding Flock to Fedora sequentially with DevConf.CZ in Brno, Czechia (June 2025)? (@jflory7:fedora.im, 14:17:44)

LINK: https://wordshack.wordpress.com/2012/07/24/the-future-of-fudcons/ (@jflory7:fedora.im, 14:55:00)
INFO: "Flock perhaps should more vigorously seek to include people involved in allied efforts, particularly working in parallel on other Linux distributions and in upstream projects for whom in person travel to a regional event is more feasible and cost effective than long distance travel. These are rare opportunities, made all the more rare by the concerns mentioned above. We should make the most of them." (@jflory7:fedora.im, 14:57:21)
INFO: "Maybe one idea: a semi organized hallway track where a parts of the Fedora Project would hang out and at different times in the agenda and it was actively encouraged to have "none contributors" spend some time "shopping" for a fit. Another possible idea: give 5 minute lighting talks by reps from those different parts of the project highlighting skills that are used in that Working Group asking specifically for "none contributors" to come and talk more about how they could help." (@jflory7:fedora.im, 14:57:58)

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