[ZWeb] irc meet?

[paul]

I agree with what I think is the gist of your post.  Namely, the last 
week has produced 500 suggestions on the top priority.  What's now 
needed are individual efforts to start accomplishing things.

An IRC chat to debate about the list of 500 priorities will give a low 
ROI.  Instead, it's time to shift into "put up or shut up" mode. :^) 
Namely, if someone wants to organize an effort, propose an IRC 
appointment on that effort.

Thus, I'm happy to see Seb's proposal for a focused IRC chat.  And I'm 
willing to participate and contribute on that topic.  I also hope that 
others will propose and shepherd other topics.

--Paul

seb bacon wrote:

> Paul's reminded me that I had suggested a irc chat today.  I'm thinking
> of tomorrow since I've failed to be organised about today.
> 
> I feel the principles that Paul set out previously were good:
> 
> 
>>I propose that anybody proposing an item needs to agree to be the
>>shepherd for that item.  Being a shepherd needs to be some work:
>>
>> o Write up a quick proposal and put it in the wiki
>>
>> o Setup an IRC appointment
>>
>> o Put a log of the IRC session in the Wiki
>>
>> o Report back to us on what's planned to be done
>>
> 
> I want to try and push forward ZopeOrgReorg.  For now, this means *not*
> taking on the fishbowl or product sections.  I'm thinking more about
> getting a new skin, finalising use cases, and sorting out a really good
> information architecture.  
> 
> How do people feel about this?  I'm worried I didn't remind enough
> people enough in advance, so I'd probably rather put it off till
> tomorrow, 1800 UTC.  I'll write up some kind of agenda, and circulate
> for discussion tomorrow.  Please let me know if you can make it, so I
> can get a feel for if I need to announce this a bit louder.
> 
> I'll go hang out on openprojects anyway in a minute...
> 
> seb
> 
> 
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