--On Monday, April 02, 2012 11:41 -0400 Tony Hansen
<t...@att.com> wrote:
> Even as a local participant, I found the etherpad scrolling
> issue annoying as well.
>
> Another annoying issue is that the current implementation
> doesn't have the horsepower to handle large numbers of people
> looking at it simultaneously.
That hadn't occurred to me as a cause, but it might explain
several of the problems I was encountering. It might be that
Etherpad, at least at present, is fine for a handful of people
working on minutes but that we should go back to Jabber to help
in-room and remote folks follow the meeting ... at least until
Etherpad can be improved somewhat and made hugely more robust.
john
> On 3/31/2012 8:57 AM, John C Klensin wrote:
>> Let me add two things from the perspective of the remote
>> participant.
>>
>> - I had to manually scroll the window after every lines
>> that were typed at the meeting. Attempts to work
>> around that by having the minute taker insert a "this is
>> the bottom line" (or equivalent) line and then type
>> above it didn't help consistently. Minor annoyance if
>> one is trying to track only the Etherpad but, if one
>> needs to also track a Jabber room while paging through a
>> slide deck, the behavior becomes enough of a problem to
>> make remote viewing of the Etherpad much less useful.
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