RE: [relax-ng] Let's have a meeting

From
David RR Webber \(XML\) <>
Date
2006-11-09T14:11:26+00:00
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Thread
RE: [relax-ng] Let's have a meeting
Norm,

 

Landline would be better - at 11am in office I don't have access to
my VoIP.

 

Thanks, DW

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re:
[relax-ng] Let's have a meeting
From: Norman Walsh
<>
Date: Wed, November 08, 2006 3:33 pm
To:
"MURATA Makoto (FAMILY Given)" <>
Cc:


/ "MURATA Makoto (FAMILY Given)"
<> was heard to say:
| Dear
colleagues,
|
| I was hoping that my mail is good enough for
starting a transition
| request ballot.  But 2.13 TC Voting of
the OASIS TC process says:
|
| A motion to open an electronic
ballot must be made in a TC
| meeting unless the TC has adopted a
standing rule to allow this
| motion to be made on the
TC¡Çs general email list. When such a
| rule has been
adopted, motions made on the mail list must also
| be seconded and
discussed on that list. 

I thought we had agreed to adopt email
motions as a standing rule.

| So I am going to call a meeting.
 Skype appears to be good enough, since
| there are only five
members.  If you do not have any problems, please 
| create a
Skype account and send the account to me.  You probably 
| want
to e-mail me presonally so that your Skype account is not shown in
|
the e-mail archive.

I'll send my skype info under separate
cover. I've had very bad luck
with VoIP technology from my house (I
think my cable company is
messing with the bandwidth in an attempt
to get me to buy VoIP from
them, but maybe that's
paranoid).

I can setup a standard telephone conference if that
helps.

| How about 17 June, 1:00AM in the Japanese Standard
Time?  This 
| is equal to 16 June, 8:00 AM in PST.

I
assume you mean 11:00a EST (08:00a PST, 16:00GMT,
17:00CET,
01:00JST+, 09:30p India) on 16 *Nov* not 16 June
:-)

| There are two issues to discuss.
|
| 1. Which IPR
mode should we choose?
|
| 2. Revising the charter

I
propose that, if we haven't adopted a rule that allows us to
make
motions by email, we do that too.

     
                   
             Be seeing
you,
                 
                   
   norm

-- 
Norman Walsh
XML Standards
Architect
Sun Microsystems, Inc.