Re: [Bodington-developers] Bodington developers meeting + Tetra

[Selwyn L. <sel...@ph...>]

Hi All,

Phos can set up a logged irc channel in about 15 minutes on irc.ionode.org
we also have a search bot for the logs... logs are text, html and rdf...

if your not allowed to irc... we can set up accounts on one of our 
servers so you can ssh in and use BitchX

if your really comfy on nix then you can have a screen session to in 
case of nasty network gliches.

Alternaively perhaps Chatzilla for FF / Moz or
Mirc for windoze

Very happy to offer a logged IRC conference / meeting up as hosts FOC.

If you want to get a feel for a logged IRC conference... and you are 
allowed to use irc...

then here are some details:

*server:*
irc.ionode.org
[port 6667]

then join a logged chat channel we set up earlier [/j or /join]

#ionode

logs are available on

https://mail.phosphorix.co.uk/irc-log/dev-ioagent.ionode.phosphorix.co.uk:6667/ionode/

Cheers

Selwyn


!! We are very interested in the Tetra aspect of the planned meeting 
btw... so are non boddington developers welcome?


Matthew Buckett wrote:

> Adam Marshall wrote:
>
>> 1&2 are fine by me - these are my last full days at work for a while.
>> We definitely do need a dev meet.
>> As a side note:
>>
>> I'd love it if the developers could talk on a conference call for 2 
>> hours
>> every Monday afternoon just to keep up to date with what is being 
>> done each
>> week. We really do need to talk more, it would definitely work out 
>> for the
>> best in the long run. Each meeting could be about one specific 
>> burning issue
>> about which we could all brainstorm!
>
>
> What about a Jabber/IRC conference? That way people can see what is 
> being discussed but don't have to stop replying to email/coding/eating 
> cakes. The thing I am wary of is that all the interesting discussion 
> happens off the mailing list and we don't have the history for people 
> to look back through.
>
> Moving away from the mailing list means that people who aren't in the 
> conference call don't feel part of the community and miss most of the 
> discussion.
>