On Tue, Jan 15, 2019 at 8:33 PM Dominik Mierzejewski pagure@pagure.io
wrote:

rathann reported a new issue against the project: tasks that you are
following:
At today's ambassador meeting, it was suggested to try and have our next meeting over video conference. My proposed URL for the video meeting: https://meet.jit.si/FedoraAmbassadorsEMEA . Thoughts?

I=E2=80=99m all for meetings being held with the tools of choice of the gro=
up
holding them. Please note that the last Jitsi based council meeting did
not go well. I (and the Council) would be interested in hearing about your
experiences. We had frequent video and audio problems that didn=E2=80=99t =
seem to
be tied to a specific participant.

If you=E2=80=99d like a BlueJeans room to use, let me know. I am not pushi=
ng this
option, just alerting you that it exists.

Regards,

Bex

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Fedora Community Action & Impact Coordinator
@bexelbie | http://www.winglemeyer.org

Hi, Brian.
Thanks for your comment. I'm aware of BlueJeans. I use it when we have conference calls with Red Hat at work and it works pretty well. I didn't know we could have a room for Fedora purposes. That's useful to know, thanks.

On a side note, your comment seems to have Unicode apostrophe character encoded with Base64 instead of plain UTF-8. What did you use to enter it?

Hi, Brian.
Thanks for your comment. I'm aware of BlueJeans. I use it when we have conference calls with Red Hat at work and it works pretty well. I didn't know we could have a room for Fedora purposes. That's useful to know, thanks.

Cool. Since you have access, you can create a room to use for a meeting or I can if you'd prefer.

On a side note, your comment seems to have Unicode apostrophe character encoded with Base64 instead of plain UTF-8. What did you use to enter it?

At that moment I had a problem with auto-correct and I probably broke something not paying attention. I was on a bluetooth keyboard connected to a tablet using Gmail.

I've got basically two concerns:
* someone would have to make notes and write meeting minutes, would there be volunteers for that?
* it raises requirements for internet connection, that may actually exclude contributors from countries with slower connections. Even I living in a country with pretty fast internet connections happen to have 6/1 Mbps at home which is barely enough for video conference.

it raises requirements for internet connection, that may actually exclude contributors from countries with slower connections. Even I living in a country with pretty fast internet connections happen to have 6/1 Mbps at home which is barely enough for video conference.

+1, I have the same concern.

it raises requirements for internet connection, that may actually exclude contributors from countries with slower connections. Even I living in a country with pretty fast internet connections happen to have 6/1 Mbps at home which is barely enough for video conference.

+1, same concern here, too.

While I don't like IRC, I agree that Jitsi and Blue Jeans need fast stable connections that aren't available for everyone everywhere.