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<P><FONT SIZE=2>I thought the cat herder concept worked well at the DC 'con. I will not be in Paris but am planning to join you by IRC. If you have remote IRC cat herders I'm happy to be one, though it seems to make more sense that the cat herders would all be there in Paris, even those leading the IRCers.<BR>
-Margaux<BR>
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From: documentation-bounces@drupal.org <documentation-bounces@drupal.org><BR>
To: documentation@drupal.org <documentation@drupal.org><BR>
Sent: Sun Jul 26 13:47:48 2009<BR>
Subject: [documentation] September Sprint organization<BR>
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Hey there folks,<BR>
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Drupalcon Paris and code freeze is a little over 5 weeks away now. <BR>
Part of Drupalcon this year is not just one, but two sprint days, Sept <BR>
1st and 5th. Last 'con we had a lot of people show up for the doc <BR>
sprint and we self-organized fairly well. This year I'd like to have <BR>
things more planned out ahead of time since we have a lot of different <BR>
things going on in our docs world these days. I know that everyone <BR>
can't make it to Paris and so I am particularly keen to figure out a <BR>
good way to coordinate a virtual sprint with the live sprint in Paris.<BR>
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I want to start talking about it now and see what we come up with. I <BR>
think having some "sub-groups" around particular things would be good. <BR>
sort of like how we had the coder and style guide tables in DC. Some <BR>
stuff that comes immediately to mind as possibilities are:<BR>
- D7 docs<BR>
- Newbies<BR>
- Code projects<BR>
- Roadmap groups (i.e. maybe IA, reward system, peer/metoring groups)<BR>
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We could start posting up a rough game plan of things that we want to <BR>
accomplish by the end of the con week for various areas. I also think <BR>
the "cat-herder" plan at DC worked pretty well (where folks <BR>
volunteered to cat-herd, got a button to identify them, and helped <BR>
others get oriented, etc.), so thoughts on that are appreciated. Did <BR>
it work for you guys? Can we improve it? Any ideas on how to keep <BR>
communication/workflow better between virtual and live sprinters are <BR>
really neeeded, since I don't feel like I've had much success on that <BR>
front.<BR>
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- Addi<BR>
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