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- CHAOSS discussion
- Initiative Brainstorming (Dan Middleton / All)
- Besides the community questionnaire, what more do we need for baselining the community?
- How will we generate gender diversity and inclusion recommendations?
- What other areas are people passionate about and can suggest actions for?
- Are there technical recommendations? (Make first commits easier? Convert a one time contributor to a two-time contributor? ...?)
- Outreach to member companies and other companies "staffing" Hyperledger projects?
Recording
Minutes
Welcome
World Forum:
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Swetha: Timeline - if we release a survey (our next meeting in Nov). Are we going to get low participation due to the holiday? Alissa: Still have time in Nov, Dec, can continue to blast out a request for input into January.
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Timezone issues. May help once we have specific initiatives to charge toward. Action plan - assign tasks. A day we all decide something is due, live collaboration or quasi-live, allocating some portion of (ie every other Wednesday). Spend time on the chat channel or wiki page to take care of action items. Still using some sort of timeboxing, without needing people on at the exact same hour. Our group exists to model more inclusive behaviors. Experiment, for example, not have calls for three months, reconvene and see how that works? Share lessons learned with the community. DCI Action Day - not a meeting - Action items. Explore alternative ways to be an inclusive organization. Try different approaches.
One immediate - two weeks, virtual meeting day. Asynchronous, the next day, how did it go? Shall we meet on the phone in the subsequent meeting? Or, keep the phone call for a debriefing on how the virtual meeting went. How are active are people on the mailing list? If we take this discussion to the mail list? If we get people who can't make the call to say, yes, I will participate.
Or can still have meetings, no agenda items allowed unless mentioned on the mailing list first.
Survey Review
Substantive review comments. Small things, let's stay away from those things we're okay with.