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PROPOSAL: Move sprint planning to start at 17:15 UTC (mondays) #16
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It's difficult for people in Germany to join the day's conversations if they are so late. this would be better for them, i think.
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(although I don't think @jbenet can be awake at 17:00Z) |
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👍 (could be that I miss the checkins some time but i can send in my part by mail or post it on gh on the last one) |
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Jeromy has a point :P |
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Maybe I wont have to wake up. Maybe i'll be still awake! |
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I think that's enough agreement. can sync with others asynchronously through the day if the earlier checkin in time is no good for them. |
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PROPOSAL: Move sprint planning to start at 17:15 UTC (mondays)
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It's difficult for people in Germany to join the day's conversations
if they are so late. this would be better for them, i think.
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