Ok as of now, there are not many people suffering from the time. Mostly those who are at Naver and Bill. But it would be great to have alternating time for diversity and inclusion of the community. It would help those who will newly join the meeting in the future as well.
The remaining thing is to find the best meeting time. This is the current time. - 2 PM GMT - 10 AM EST - 7 AM PST - 11 PM CST - 12 PM KST/JST And what I suggest is as follow: - 1 AM GMT - 9 PM EST - 6 PM PST - 10 AM CST - 11 AM KST/JST Since this may not fit well for some people, please share your opinion. Any suggestion for the alternating time would be appreciated. Best regards Dominic 2019년 12월 9일 (월) 오후 7:03, 蒋鹏程 <[email protected]>님이 작성: > 11 PM CST > > -----Original Message----- > From: "Bill Zong"<[email protected]> > To: "[email protected]"<[email protected]>; > Cc: > Sent: 2019/12/05周四 18:30 (GMT+08:00) > Subject: Re:[DISCUSS] Alternating time for the community call > > 11 PM CST > > > | | > Bill Zong > | > | > [email protected] > ShenZhen, China > | > 签名由网易邮箱大师定制 > > > On 12/5/2019 18:02，Dominic Kim<[email protected]> wrote： > Dear whiskers. > > We have a tech interchange call every two weeks. > And the time for the call is as follows across all around the world. > > - 2 PM GMT. > - 10 AM EST > - 7 AM PST > - 11 PM CST > - 12 AM KST/JST (midnight) > > A few months back, I suggested moving the time 1 hour earlier and we > adjusted the time. > Previous discussion: > > https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/1f7f9422762234edf4321c29c7f878cc09e60cca571364bd9b6da84a%40%3Cdev.openwhisk.apache.org%3E > > But because of daylight saving time, now it became midnight for Chinese and > Korean again. > > The last option can be having the call in alternating time. > So one of two calls in a month, we can have different times for each call. > Since there are pros and cons, I want to discuss this with you. > And if we decide to take this way, I will be willing to do my best to host > the call in the daytime in Asia. > > But before that, I want to make sure how many of you are suffering from the > meeting time and whether the alternating time would let you attend the > meeting more. > If you "are", please let me know with your time zone. > > Best regards > Dominic >
