[CentOS-devel] Meetings infrastructure?

[Dave Neary]

Hi,

On 03/17/2015 12:48 PM, Karsten Wade wrote:
> We have an unwritten practice of kicking a SIG off with a video
> meeting, and having an occasional (4x/year?) of doing a video sync to
> work through things. Google Hangouts has been the choice as giving
> realtime read-only to a wide audience, instant meeting archive, etc.

In practice, how do you figure out which 10 people get a voice on the
Google Hangouts? And how do I set up the meeting & promote it? I'm not
very familiar with it in the "broadcast" mode, any help you can give
would be welcome.

> Use #centos-devel on Freenode for regular IRC meetings, centbot is
> your meetbot instance. The only trick is that minutes are not posted
> live automatically, you need to ping Arrfab or Evolution to do that
> after the meeting. (Protection from spammers.)
> 
> We don't have enough going on that we cross each other on IRC, but it
> would be a good idea to a single wiki page that lists all regular
> meetings. I've got that on my todo list now to get up soonest.

Thanks, that all sounds great.

Has anyone tried BlueJeans for a broader video meeting yet? I like that
you can access it with free software, and I like that it doesn't limit
you at 10 active participants (I think we will get more than that).

Thanks,
Dave.

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