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== Guidelines == | |||
We schedule MDN development meetings by these guidelines: | |||
* We like days without meetings | |||
* We like short meetings | |||
* We like meeting times that work for as many time-zones as possible | |||
* We like clear agendas | |||
* We like meetings that make our work clear for an entire week | |||
MDN development staff work in time-zones from CEST to PT, so [http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/meetingtime.html?iso=20150105&p1=48&p2=179&p3=64&p4=224&p5=136 4pm UTC is our "magic-hour"] for meetings to include all staffers. | |||
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* | == 2014 == | ||
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-- | In 2014, we reset our meetings according to the above Guidelines. So, we settled on the following weekly schedule: | ||
* Mondays | |||
** 16:00 UTC - Pull Request Triage | |||
** 16:30 UTC - New Bug Triage | |||
* Tuesdays | |||
** 16:00 UTC - Project Meetings | |||
* Wednesdays | |||
** None | |||
* Thursdays | |||
** None | |||
* Fridays | |||
** 16:00 UTC - Weekly Retro | |||
== 2013 == | == 2013 == | ||
Revision as of 00:58, 13 June 2014
Guidelines
We schedule MDN development meetings by these guidelines:
- We like days without meetings
- We like short meetings
- We like meeting times that work for as many time-zones as possible
- We like clear agendas
- We like meetings that make our work clear for an entire week
MDN development staff work in time-zones from CEST to PT, so 4pm UTC is our "magic-hour" for meetings to include all staffers.
2014
In 2014, we reset our meetings according to the above Guidelines. So, we settled on the following weekly schedule:
- Mondays
- 16:00 UTC - Pull Request Triage
- 16:30 UTC - New Bug Triage
- Tuesdays
- 16:00 UTC - Project Meetings
- Wednesdays
- None
- Thursdays
- None
- Fridays
- 16:00 UTC - Weekly Retro
2013
2012
Before September 2012
Before September 2012, we recorded our meetings and development progress on page called Milestones.