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<jeff> https://www.w3.org/wiki/Webizen#Non_Benefits
koalie: Three new participants (Alexandre, Amy,
Ann) since our last meeting
... In reply to feedback I had gotten, I clarified at the top that we're open
and public, that feedback is welcome
... in e-mail or IRC.
<jeff> koalie: When logged in, click the star at the top right to "watch" it. Or use view history. I've done editor work to compile feedback thus far. Art Barstow has edited the wiki as well
<jeff> [Koalie gives a tour of the new webizen site]
Jeff: as we add information, we need to review
it
... looking at the package of benefits... electoral college needs to be
fleshed out
koalie: The number of views has rocketed since last week. Here's a progression:
Friday 14-Mar: 2,167
Monday 17-Mar: 5,392 5,586 5,807
today: 10,680 views.
koalie: Here is what I suspect contributed to driving traffic:
https://twitter.com/stshank/status/445519741462253568
http://w3cmemes.tumblr.com/post/79580294426/oprah-is-pretty-psyched-about-the-new-webizen
koalie: You can see who mentioned "webizen" on Twitter. Don't scroll down too far lest it become irrelevant to us.
https://twitter.com/search?q=webizen&src=typd
koalie: yes, we got some buzz. People appear to be curious
https://www.w3.org/wiki/Webizen#Low-key_launch_Comm_plan
Coralie: keep open please, I have not fleshed out a low-key comm plan
W3C Systems team aspects of Webizen program, (summary)
Jeff: it would be nice to make it more interactive, know up front when something is proposed if it's doable
Coralie: I can take the ongoing action to bring to Ted's attention any new proposed benefit that involves systeam and seek his opinion on feasability (1) and cost (2)
<scribe> ACTION: Coralie to bring to Ted's attention any new proposed benefit that involves systeam and seek his opinion on feasability (1) and cost (2) [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2014/03/20-webizen-minutes.html#action01]
Jeff: The action item Veronica took was related
to discounts
... What sort of discounts level to devcampus, VS etc. are high-enough to
attract people, but not high-enough that they give the services away.
<scribe> ACTION: Veronica to figure what sort of discounts level to devcampus, VS etc. are high-enough to attract people, but not high-enough that they give the services away. [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2014/03/20-webizen-minutes.html#action02]
Strawman: Webizen Electoral College [Robin]
Jeff: W3M might be difficult to persuade with
the proposal such as Robin wrote it
... if you don't mind I'll take the action item to write up a new one based on
it.
<scribe> ACTION: Jeff to write a proposal to write up what an electoral college would look like. [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2014/03/20-webizen-minutes.html#action03]
Veronica: This isn't quite clear if the design is to get more active participation or show support
Jeff: The design is the latter.
... For USD 100 we shouldn't let individuals participate in WGs
... The idea of having some representation on the AC doesn't seem bad to me
... Could be a very useful one.
... If we have a million webizens and they result in 10K AC reps, it will be a
little unmanageable
... That's on the table for discussion at this point.
Jeff: I anticipate to have my action item done in
a week's time
... and you have actions as well
... next meeting next Thursday 11am ET?
... I'll ask Maria to set up a time.
<veronica> ok for me
wfm
Jeff: AOB?
[nope]
<veronica> thanks koalie!
thanks veronica, jeff