Next Meeting

Proposed: Wednesday, December 12th, 7pm. (2nd Wednesday) - AdamFeuer's house near CapitolHill. (Directions via email on the MailingList soon.)

Good:

Folks that were in for Tuesday, how about Wedesday?


Favorite Meeting Days (in general)

Cast your vote by adding 1 each proposed meeting time you like, and -1 to each proposed time you don't like. If you don't see a time you like, add it, and vote for it.

[3] Monday night

[3.5] Tuesday night

[1.5] Wednesday night

[-1.5] Thursday night

[4] Friday night

[-.5] Saturday

[-1.5] Sunday


How many meetings per month?

[0] One

[2] Two, on different days

[1] One, with an occasional "extra event" on a different day


Discussion:

I think people really strengthen their commitment to a group if they have face-to-face contact with people once a month. I'd like two meetings a month, so that we can get everyone coming to a meeting pretty regularly at least once a month. The more fanatical among us will happily come to both. If we do go with the two-days approach, though, we will need to address the burnout factor that Mike mentions. I think the best way to keep meetings worthwhile is to make them interactive, and make the meetings solve real problems for people. I'd prefer an ask-and-solve format to a show-and-tell format. -- SteveHowell

I second the above! We could have one "normal" meeting (whatever that turns out to be) plus one problem solving/project oriented one? --BrianDorsey

My idea is to have a topic presentation (15 minutes) every other meeting. The other meeting would be just an informal talk session. This can be problem solving or project, or simply talking about what each other is doing in Python, asking questions about unknown modules, catching people up on previous meetings or previous presentations or the Portland group (PorPiggies), etc. --MikeOrr

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