[TOS] Textbook sprint at FSOSS / TOS Summit

[adam hyde]

hey

Who will facilitate the sprint? if you would like some tips on how to do
it then I would be glad to help...NB: book sprints are a different beast
to code sprints...

adam



On Thu, 2009-10-01 at 14:12 -0400, Greg DeKoenigsberg wrote:
> On Wed, 30 Sep 2009, Chris Tyler wrote:
> 
> > My take on is that we have some good space, we have stuff that we need 
> > to talk about, we have a small number of people committed to being there 
> > (10 at this point), and we have dinner booked (we're going to join the 
> > FSOSS speakers). We should get together in some form or another, whether 
> > it ends up looking more like a steering committee, a small barcamp, or a 
> > big shindig.
> 
> The most important thing to me is the textbook sprint.  I very much get 
> the feeling that authors are thinking about things now, but waiting for 
> the sprint to translate those ideas to words.  Which means that:
> 
> a. I want to make sure we know when the sprint is;
> 2. I want to know which of our authors will be attending physically;
> iii. I want to know which of our authors will be attending virtually.
> 
> Do we want to put together a straw man of the Wed-Thu agenda before our 
> Monday meeting?
> 
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