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Perl 6 Design Team Minutes for 07 February 2007 8 Comments More | Login | Reply /

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  • Suggestion: place the calls on Skype or some other computer-based telephony solution, record them, post them as downloadable mp3s right here on use Perl. It would be very interesting to me to hear actual voices and conversations, instead of just reading the notes.
    --
    "If you were supposed to understand it, we wouldn't call it code." - FedEx
    • Or maybe posted on PerlCast.
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      "If you were supposed to understand it, we wouldn't call it code." - FedEx
    • Unfortunately, not everything on the calls is public information. While we try to report everything we can, there are bits and pieces that we somnetimes need to keep private. Best, Jesse P6 Project Manager
      • Edit out those bits and replace them with a recording of a serious-sounding voice saying "THIS AUDIO REMOVED FOR SECURITY REASONS"? :)

        • Because, as is quite evident by now, everyone working on Perl 6 has copious free time to edit an hour-long recording every week.

          • I don't even think that it would help hugely if a new volunteer stepped forward to do this. With the current arrangement, everyone on the meeting validates the written minutes don't contain naughty words. That's quite quick and easy with them in textural form. For a redacted recording, everyone would need to listen to the entire recording to verify that it doesn't contain naughty words, which is far more time consuming. Worst case, it will take the same duration as the call itself (1 hour) to listen. Plus i

          • I'm sorry, I guess I'll report a bug to pudge that you can't put smileys in inch-high blinking type in comments. Perhaps if he implements it that will aid your humor detector next time.

            • My humor detector went off just fine. Unfortunately, so did my "Uh oh, what if other people take this seriously and complain because it seems SO easy?" detector.

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