[00:08] Logs from tonights meeting can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/Meetings/20100527 [00:09] thanks akgraner [00:09] Deindre, you are most welcome [00:11] akgraner: I'll hope to be here more often :) [00:11] oh, I see I managed to miss it. [00:11] again. [00:11] sheesh... I promise I don't try to miss them. [00:12] MichelleQ, and Deindre :-) [00:12] * Pendulum waves [00:13] sorry for missing the meeting! still trying to get things coordinated now that I've moved [00:13] how did the move go? [00:16] relatively painless other than yesterday having record breaking heat [00:16] yeah, it's been awful down here already too [00:17] today was fine [00:17] high of about 78 [00:17] but yesterday the "official" high was 98 and we had thermometers that said 102 [00:18] yeah, we're sitting at about 94, feels like 104 [00:19] Pendulum: 102 ... in what unit? Farehneit? [00:19] one would hope [00:22] Deindre: yeah [00:22] I should probably point out, too, that this is in Connecticut, not someplace where this level heat is normal this time of year [00:23] elky: if you can't chair the next meeting, I can. [00:25] ok, I'm going.. i'ts about 2:00 a.m. here... good night! [00:38] Logs and overview sent to Mailing List - https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-women/2010-May/002853.html and posted on the forums - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9370785#post9370785 [01:23] The competition voting is now closed [01:23] thanks elky :-) [01:23] akgraner, It'll ruin the surprise from jono's announcement if I unveil the results page now, won't it [01:24] yep [01:24] :-) [01:24] I'd best not do that part just yet then :) [01:24] ;-) [01:24] There were 357 voters registered and 287 vote sets were validated by email tokens. is the final tally [01:25] that is awesome! [01:25] and someone's daddy must have been ringing every single person he knows [01:25] hehe [01:25] 1st place is 201 votes, second is 123 votes [01:26] And, skimming through the voter data, you see a surname match, followed by 3 or so other names/domains voting from that IP address [01:26] Can't really say it's stuffing since it's plausibly other people on the same/work network [01:27] nods [01:27] or the girl's mum, dad, and brothers [01:27] maco, um, it's the dad. [01:27] and sisters, though if sisters i'd guess they vote for self instead of each other :P [01:28] maco, the dad's work was where the cow-orker was 6 of the first 11 votes. [01:28] wow [01:28] yes, I was impressed at how fast it happened too [01:28] not happy impressed [01:29] he was paying attention to twitter apparently, saw me muse about stuffing, thought I judging by ip [01:29] no dear, unless you have 6 people with the same name, two with the exact same string at hotmail and gmail [01:30] wow, if you're going to stuff, at least be creative about it [01:30] Pendulum, inorite! [01:31] (for example, if I ever wanted to stuff on something, I have 3 or 4 completely separately named e-mail addresses --for the record because they're for different groups of people and/or spam things) [01:32] I think most of us do [01:32] yeah [01:33] but that's my general rule on things: if you're going to bend the rules and/or be annoying, at least be creative about it [01:34] Also, I'm happy to note that the 2nd winner, that jane chose, will be going to someone whose submission (of a child, not baby) contained something akin to "the laptop you see has no battery and is falling apart, please she needs a netbook" [01:34] Pendulum, exactly. boring troll is boring. [01:35] creative non-abusive troll will be played with until zie gets boring [01:35] heh [01:44] creative trolling? I'm in. [01:46] did gwibber's facebook stuff break? [01:55] dunno - I don't think I posted anything today... [02:00] All I'm seeing is a convo I had last night with someone. [02:29] ah there we go, it's magically updated now. all i had to do was complain to thin air [02:41] elky: thats gwibber most of the time :( [02:42] nigelb, i've had a good run with it. so long as I close it before suspending [02:43] elky: It doesn't show anything from identi.ca except for @replies and I use identi.ca for most conversations [07:38] good morning [07:39] can somebody remove the registered users only flag from #u-w (if the trolls are gone)? [07:39] remind me how to do that? [07:45] hypatia: /mode #ubuntu-women -r [07:49] thx rww [08:25] rww: I am pretty flexible on times, pretty much anything sane from a UK timezone point of view. Where in the world are you? [08:25] AlanBell: California [08:25] so 8 hours behind you [08:26] time for bed then! [08:26] and akgraner is an hour or two ahead of me, iirc, so probably better to do it in our morning and your evening rather than the other way around [08:26] yes, sounds good [09:02] hypatia: pynchon is wiggles [09:02] (ident matches) [09:04] * hypatia nods [09:13] akgraner: re: the logo topic from the meeting , i have also given troy this channel# , will follow up with troy as well === janc_lgm_ is now known as janc_lgm [16:45] greetings\ [16:45] -\ [16:48] o/ [16:48] :) [17:04] hypatia: your hat is showing ;) [17:41] pleia2: hat? oh +o? [17:47] thx pleia2 :) [17:54] ah hypatia [17:54] was about to ask if you were a bot [17:54] just as well I didn't :) [17:59] pleia2: is it wrong to have the op status , why do people remove that once the task is done? [17:59] probably a Q for -irc :) [18:00] vish: http://freenode.net/using_the_network.shtml [18:00] "We strongly suggest that you avoid configuring your channel to "auto-op". Use the chanserv "op" command to obtain channel operator status only when needed. This will help to keep your channel temperature low and reduce conflicts." [18:00] freenode recommendation, and it works well [18:00] ah ha [18:00] pleia2: thx [18:00] sure thing [19:09] Jono is getting ready to announce the winners of World Play Day [19:09] http://www.ustream.tv/channel/at-home-with-jono-bacon [19:15] # 25 Orla O'Donohue Community winner! [19:15] yay :) [19:16] Jane's Pick - Photo #20 Jordan McCarthy [19:19] jono's pick - Photo #18 - Erika Hamilton [19:19] akgraner: thank you for saying them here too, I can't watch jono's stream while working :) [19:20] pleia2, you're welcome - I'll get this post out soon... [21:15] Hi. I just read the logs from the last meeting. I want to be involved with the Ubuntu women website re-design/development. Where exactly do I make that known so I can participate? [21:19] tinym: Talk to pleia2, I think. If I remember correctly, there'll be a post on our mailing list asking for volunteers at some point [21:19] thanks rww [21:20] tinym: currently we're waiting on the new logo for the team and templates from the community website project: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Website [21:20] if you want to do something now, you're welcome to join the community website project [21:21] but as rww said, I'll send more specific tasks to the list when we have them :) [21:27] pleia2: thank you muchly :D