Policies, procedures, files, notes, and other things necessary for and related to organizing the Seattle GNU/Linux conference.
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this has mostly been done in a cryptopad, but want to confirm that everyone's are in
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Tracking began here: https://github.com/SeaGL/tech/issues/18
The meeting SeaGL/staff#24 will begin by going over the responses from SeaGL 2020's retrospective. Please review the following documents, paying extra attention to your committee(s). Gather three positives from the retrospective along with one area to improve upon for this year. Bring your list to the meeting and/or comment here.
started in https://pad.sfconservancy.org/p/seagl_2020_domain_descs
current working pad: https://etherpad.seattlematrix.org/p/SeaGL_domain_descs (may have had some data loss, looking into it...)
other pads where work has occurred:
While preparing last year's badge I noticed a few graphical errors in the logo that make it difficult to work with—e.g. horizontal asymmetry of the ribbon makes centering nontrivial, vertical asymmetry makes alignment with page design elements impossible, etc.—and in correcting those I was lured into thinking about other adjustments as well.
I'd like to propose a few revisions to the logo that should be subtle enough to not feel like a redesign.
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Thoughts? Good idea / bad idea? Other changes you'd want to see while we're at it?
OSU OSL offers mailing list hosting.
Publish a repository of the source of attend.seagl.org at SeaGL/attend.seagl.org.
a list of (not by any means finalized) requested items can be found on the OSUOSL Trello board
bot is a small thing that needs stable hosts, can osuosl just give us a box to run things like this?
Romeo has been working on this
blocked by #44
OSEM now supports custom questions at CFP time (though we'd need to sync with upstream to get this). This issue is for tracking the questions we should include.
If more come up between now and next year, add them to the list above rather than in comments so we can keep the entire list together and not miss anything when we create the form.
notify Nathan/Rachel once videos are on archive.org so they can spot check and prepare blog posts/emails
blocked by #44
Sub issue of #75
SeaGL needs two press kits, one for the press and one for community partners
label:outreach
SeaGL needs two press kits, one for the press and one for community partners
label: outreach
there and back again and again and again
[ ] include release of codebase(s)
Remember to warn them to expect a gift in the mail... in a while. Ask for an address if we don't have one.
blocked by #44
Rachel and Salt had their names next to this, but anyone is welcome to help lead the charge!
whoever spoke to them initially should do this
Salt and Keith
if you haven't yet, everyone is encouraged to make TeaGL toast video, send to Romeo, can be wearing mask [mug to camera -> pull away and sip -> return mug to camera]
Romeo and Keith were going to collaborate on this, waiting for initial renderings to be done
Sub issue of #75
blocked by #30
I've sent the 2018 accept/decline/waitlist emails. A couple people pinged me and expressed mild surprise that we only accept one talk per speaker.
When writing the CFP instructions next year, try to make this clear while still encouraging people to submit as many relevant proposals as they want.
Some folks proposed a lot of talks this year (which is good). We only accept one talk per speaker, which means some folks received a wall of rejection emails, one per declined proposal.
If we're still using OSEM next year, there's no way to consolidate emails using that system. But, with a bit of massaging in a spreadsheet, it's possible to do it via MailChimp.
Consider doing this next year (2019) to minimize the Wall Of Rejection effect in people's inboxes.
or should we wait until they can arrive with the gifts?
there and back again and again and again, include release of codebase (Tech Team)
See SeaGL/osem#22.
AndrewKvalheim:futureRemember to warn them to expect a gift in the mail... in a while. Ask for an address if we don't have one.
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