XSF Discussion - 2020-04-02


  1. Sarathoma

    Hi

  2. pep.

    Sarathoma, hi

  3. Sarathoma

    Ok so I have a question

  4. pep.

    ask away

  5. Sarathoma

    how do I register for a jabber account

  6. Sarathoma

    like what site is if

  7. jonas’

    1. pick a provider 2. register with a provider 3. ??? 4. PROFIT

  8. pep.

    Sarathoma, "xmpp.org" doesn't provide accounts

  9. Sarathoma

    What’s a provider

  10. Sarathoma

    I just need a account with validcc . Su

  11. jonas’

    then make an account with htem

  12. jonas’

    they should have a website explaining how to do it

  13. jonas’

    just like email

  14. Sarathoma

    I cant.. says I need to have a jabber

  15. jonas’

    https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=jabber%20account

  16. jonas’

    (sorry, it’s early morning here, I haven’t had my coffee yet, and I genuinely think that google can do a better job at that than I can right now)

  17. Ge0rG

    Also I'm pretty sure validcc is an illegal market site

  18. jonas’

    I assumed the same

  19. Daniel

    > How to Create a Jabber Account: 15 Steps (with Pictures ... So many steps...

  20. jonas’

    I should’ve sent them to Conversations.

  21. Ge0rG

    🙈🙉🙊

  22. emus

    > 🙈🙉🙊 Yes, I understand people may run into issues with xmpp or have questions. this should not be the case anymore, but is actually

  23. Guus

    https://xmpp.org/getting-started/

  24. Guus

    Let's try to improve that, instead of pointing people to third party instructions.

  25. jonas’

    having linked that would probalby also have been good

  26. emus

    Guus: Yes, I agree with you. We can link to thrid parties for sure. But it should be somthing there aswell 👍 I will look if I have some ideas

  27. Ge0rG

    isn't it perfect already?

  28. emus

    Ge0rG: Nothing is ever perfect 😉

  29. emus

    Ge0rG: How can it be perfect if they dont list Yaxim or Bruno??

  30. Ge0rG

    I'll walk myself out.

  31. emus

    Ge0rG: What do you mean? 😅 (srsly I dont get it)

  32. Ge0rG

    emus: I was being sarcastic and failed

  33. emus

    One thing we definitively should do is to somehow put it the link to "Getting started" more present on the main page

  34. emus

    Ge0rG: I thought so, but I still didnt understood it 😅

  35. emus

    Ge0rG: I thought so, but I still didnt understand it 😅

  36. pep.

    I'm afraid putting this on the main page is just going to accentuate the pains we've encountered just trying to sort out active/inactive implementations.. because we can't decide on what's neutral and what isn't

  37. Ge0rG

    the only safe thing is to link to lists of lists of servers and clients.

  38. pep.

    I think that's a really bad idea

  39. pep.

    "here user, you might be able to find something in there somewhere, good luck"

  40. Ge0rG

    pep.: I've argued that point in the past as well, yes. But listing implementations is an obvious violation of the XSF's neutrality.

  41. emus

    pep.: Then we can just do an "official" hostet thing of XSF if we want to be neutral

  42. Ge0rG

    I remember 404city being very loud about his server not being #1 on the server list on xmpp.org

  43. emus

    > pep.: Then we can just do an "official" hostet thing of XSF if we want to be neutral I know that provcative

  44. Ge0rG

    And yes, I've given up getting yaxim and/or yax.im onto that list

  45. emus

    pep.: was not you state ment sorry

  46. jonas’

    emus, I think for this type of user, it’s more important to have a support room which is prominently linked and web-chat-joinable on search.jabber.network

  47. jonas’

    I’m 99% certain that those people join here via s.j.n

  48. jonas’

    the influx started when s.j.n added the webchat links

  49. Daniel

    Who is going to do the support for carders and terrorists tho?

  50. emus

    > pep.: I've argued that point in the past as well, yes. But listing implementations is an obvious violation of the XSF's neutrality. But do list? 🤔

  51. emus

    > Who is going to do the support for carders and terrorists tho? Cmon guys, actually we were talking about how to improve

  52. Ge0rG

    emus: surprisingly, xmpp is mostly used by the underground

  53. emus

    Ge0rG: I know, Im talking about the other side

  54. Daniel

    Well 80% of the traffic through the anon mucs is exactly those people

  55. Daniel

    > emus: surprisingly, xmpp is mostly used by the underground _people who have something to hide_

  56. emus

    I wonder what would happen when I ask a friend "Make a xmpp account and send me a message" nothing else

  57. Ge0rG

    people who have zero clue about opsec

  58. Ge0rG

    emus: you'll get a long list of findings that are well-known and that nobody cares to fix

  59. emus

    Daniel: Yes, but crininals will always find a way. The discussion was about normal newcommers

  60. emus

    > emus: you'll get a long list of findings that are well-known and that nobody cares to fix What else?

  61. Ge0rG

    emus: we need a landing page with two buttons: "Are you a criminal? [ Yes ] [ No ]"

  62. emus

    > emus: you'll get a long list of findings that are well-known and that nobody cares to fix Ok, what else?

  63. emus

    .... thank you

  64. Daniel

    [yes] [no] [inshallah]

  65. Ge0rG

    the first hit for "Make an xmpp account" is xmpp.jp

  66. emus

    I wonder what they do right to pop up there

  67. Ge0rG

    was there any progress on the badges front bTW?

  68. pep.

    > Ge0rG> I've argued that point in the past as well, yes. But listing implementations is an obvious violation of the XSF's neutrality. hence why I think the XSF is not fit for this

  69. pep.

    the neutrality thing is a pain

  70. Ge0rG

    maybe we are doing it wrong anyway. how many people wake up to the question "how do I join xmpp?"

  71. pep.

    Ge0rG: true

  72. pep.

    maybe

  73. emus

    > hence why I think the XSF is not fit for this Can you explain? At least for me? 😅😄

  74. emus

    > maybe we are doing it wrong anyway. how many people wake up to the question "how do I join xmpp?" So you think we need to advertise xmpp in general?

  75. emus

    If so I think the atremots are hardly connected

  76. emus

    If so I think the attempts are hardly connected

  77. Ge0rG

    emus: no, we are targeting the wrong people

  78. Ge0rG

    emus: what we need is marketing to small/large teams interested in better control over the data and availability, like Slack / Teams

  79. Ge0rG

    emus: also we need easier ways for an existing user to invite friends

  80. Ge0rG

    like... XEP-0401

  81. Daniel

    And good clients

  82. Ge0rG

    like Pidgin!

  83. Ge0rG

    I should write and deploy a mod_pidgin_warning module that will disco#info or 0092 query each new client and send a warning message to install dino/gajim

  84. emus

    Ge0rG, Daniel: ok, I will think about it. One picture I had in mind once I hear about the neutrality thing, and I dont wanna blame, was a bit the mother is not accepting their childs 🤔 I know thats likely wrong but just saying how it felt at one point. I also wonder how we want to be absolutely neutral? each member is follwing their own personal interests, in the end too, isnt it? Maybe we need to find a way to deal with not being neutral in the end? But I'm getting philosophical, I hope you can follow what I am wondering about ☺

  85. emus

    But still, good that we actually discuss that

  86. Ge0rG

    emus: the XSF is limiting the number of members from a single organization.

  87. Ge0rG

    emus: so having different member interests is a good thing because we can figure out what's best for all

  88. emus

    Ge0rG: Yes I got to know that 😅

  89. Ge0rG

    emus: :P

  90. emus

    Yes, true

  91. Ge0rG

    emus: also if you have three children, you can treat them all equally.. but the XSF has... dozens? hundreds?

  92. emus

    Yes, thats not the correct picture obviously. just a hint.

  93. emus

    With focusing to the standards in general it felts like the actual outcome are a bit apart, thats why I got that picture and was wondering since I knew about xmpp etc.. But I know this is intentional, but brings us back to the discussion start

  94. Zash

    Start a separate organization, like a advocacy group? And a lobby group. And a software foundation.

  95. emus

    Zash: I know this is in the talk for long time, but I think its a waste of energy to split this

  96. Link Mauve

    Hi ralphm, goffi, on https://xmpp.org/about/technology-overview.html the Idavoll component is now a dead link, and sat_pubsub is missing.

  97. Link Mauve

    You may want to change that.

  98. flow

    Is JC here? It appears that he is making changes to his ProtoXEP which already got proposed. IIRC we try to discourage that, for good reasons, as it introduces ambiguity which version of the XEP is under vote. But still, it shows that the ProtoXEP/inbox process should be reworked. I'd really like to have a phase where people can present their ProtoXEPs in HTML under a stable identifier while incooperating the feedback from the community (i.e., what JC's appearantly currently doing)

  99. ralphm

    Link Mauve: oh, I need to fix that. Looks like a configuration error. Thanks.

  100. Zash

    Check the Converse.js room?

  101. Zash

    flow, ↑

  102. Zash

    Is Prosody missing from the list of "servers [that] include built-in support for PubSub or PEP" ?

  103. flow

    Zash, thanks

  104. jonas’

    flow, we could, with minimal effort, modify the process to simply allow development as ProtoXEP under 0.0.x (where the editor will just hit Merge if it builds) and have the author explicitly ask council to vote on it.

  105. flow

    jonas’, i think what we really need is a central platform where people can work on ProtoXEPs, similar to IETF I-D system

  106. Ge0rG

    like... xsf github?

  107. flow

    Ge0rG, the point is that you want those ProtoXEPs rendered, not in XML

  108. Zash

    and stable identifiers for versions

  109. jonas’

    Ge0rG, so?

  110. jonas’

    flow, so?

  111. flow

    Zash, ideally stable identifiers to immutable versions yes

  112. flow

    but I could live without it for a start

  113. jonas’

    editor hits merge, possibly even with a bot which auto-merges all the stuff in inbox/

  114. jonas’

    (if it builds)

  115. jonas’

    ah, stable identifiers for versions in inbox are a different and tricky requirement

  116. jonas’

    not going to happen without incremental builds in my book

  117. jonas’

    and incremental builds are not going to happen with the current infrastructure

  118. flow

    I don't think they are tricky or something, just require a bit more effort

  119. Zash

    something something dvcs revision hash

  120. Ge0rG

    what's wrong with having the author work on the XML off-repo while the proto XEP is being voted on?

  121. flow

    what we could do easily is mkdir incubating-xeps/ in the xeps repo

  122. jonas’

    Ge0rG, nothing, but that’s not what people want

  123. Ge0rG

    I don't get people

  124. jonas’

    flow, why that if we already have mkdir inbox?

  125. flow

    and allow people to submit xeps there and have those xeps published via the normal git xml xeps to html process

  126. jonas’

    that’s what’s happening already

  127. jonas’

    we just don’t have HTML-rendered-versioning for those

  128. flow

    jonas’, i would keep inbox/ as it is: for protoxep submission

  129. jonas’

    I don’t think we need a separation

  130. jonas’

    KISS

  131. flow

    I think we do, while it also think it's KISS

  132. jonas’

    alright, that doesn’t matter either way

  133. jonas’

    if we want those to be HTML-rendered versioned, it’s going to be a pain

  134. jonas’

    or even HTML-rendered is going to be a pain for fast-moving incubations

  135. jonas’

    with a 1h+ build process

  136. jonas’

    with a 1h+ cloud build process

  137. flow

    Ge0rG, what's wrong is that authors do usually not do it. And even if, it would be nice if the XSF provided facilities for that, so that not every author has to do it

  138. flow

    jonas’: cp protoxep-0.0.1.xml protoxep-0.0.2.xml ?

  139. Zash

    Just do the magic xml trick that makes https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0001.xml work and render

  140. jonas’

    flow, not under my watch

  141. Zash

    (this being the actual XEP file)

  142. jonas’

    flow, not on my watch

  143. flow

    editor just has to ensure that existing things do not get modified after they have been published

  144. jonas’

    we have a version control system

  145. jonas’

    I’m not going to endorse keeping different versions of the same document in the same commit

  146. flow

    ahh, there goes the KISS principle, na? ;)

  147. Ge0rG

    we need per-xep git repositories!

  148. Zash

    Is there some web server magic you could do to get stuff out of the repo directly and render it?

  149. jonas’

    Zash, not going to happen

  150. jonas’

    at least that’s my last bit of info from iteam; no builds on the server.

  151. flow

    jonas’, I note that we do exactly this for attic XEPs

  152. jonas’

    flow, yes, I find it terrible

  153. jonas’

    I don’t want this in the xeps repository, period.

  154. Zash

    jonas’: I mean as closely as possible to serve data straight out of the git repo, no "builds".

  155. jonas’

    Zash, I guess it still qualifies if you run an XSLT on the server side.

  156. Zash

    Unless you insist on application of xslt in the web server counting as building :)

  157. flow

    I don't see an issue, has served us well in the past years, and we could establish something for unsubmitted ProtoXEPs within a few hours. And it doesn't mean that we can not change/improve the process later on

  158. jonas’

    might even be worse, because it happens on each request

  159. Zash

    jonas’, or clientside! which works already!

  160. jonas’

    flow, note that xep-attic even has rendered HTML files in it, which is worse. xep-attic is a place I don’t look too closely at and which I don’t treat as a place for version control, but as an append-only storage. See the commit log if you wanna get an idea. xeps is for version control. I’m not going to endorse it being abused as a data dump, even in a subdirectory.

  161. jonas’

    If you want a free-for-all playground space that can probably be done in a separate repository.

  162. jonas’

    though I’m still not sure it’s a good idea, and I’m hell as sure not maintaining it manually

  163. flow

    I could live with that. The infrastructure for that is already there, and I would be willing to maintain it

  164. jonas’

    it isn’t

  165. jonas’

    and to be honest, before we think about adding new infrastructure, we should get the existing stuff in order

  166. jonas’

    we still don’t have a working registry

  167. jonas’

    and I’m not happy with editor team members adding more stuff to maintain, infrastructure wise, before we have the actually right now needed extremely important stuff broken for years

  168. flow

    well I do consider xep development of upmost importance

  169. jonas’

    I think having our current xeps usable is more important than the legally questionable corner case of developing a XEP outside XSF IPR, but sure

  170. flow

    legally questionable?

  171. jonas’

    sure; anyone contributing to the discussion in protoxep stage could claim IP on the modified document

  172. jonas’

    since the protoxep only enters the regime of the XSF IPR statement once it has been approved by $approvingBody

  173. jonas’

    that’d have to be sorted out, too

  174. flow

    but discussion in protoxep stage is already happening

  175. flow

    (even if I would consider it an issue or even legally questionable)

  176. jonas’

    that something is happening doesn’t make it legally unquestionable.

  177. jonas’

    doesn’t mean we have to officially endorse it until that is sorted out

  178. flow

    besides, we could simply have the IPR statement being taken on submission

  179. jonas’

    we could, though that might raise the bar for some submitters

  180. jonas’

    they’re giving away their IP before they know whether the document will even be handled under the XSF umbrella

  181. flow

    how does that raise the bar, first time submitters always have to sign IPR

  182. jonas’

    but that’s really not a question the editors should handle

  183. jonas’

    flow, they have to, but the IP signover only happens on approval as Experimental

  184. jonas’

    if the approvingbody rejects your XEP, you keep your IP

  185. jonas’

    that won’t work if we need the IPR to be effective before approval because of the incubator space

  186. jonas’

    because then non-author people have already contributed under IPR rules.

  187. jonas’

    again, #notmydepartment editor wise

  188. jonas’

    going back to work

  189. flow

    be it then, if this is an issue for the submitter, then he/she can't use the incubator space

  190. jonas’

    to summarise my position: incubator space is nice-to-have, needs IPR resolution, not going to endorse any infrastructure which keeps revisions as individual files in xeps, not endorsing anyone working on additional document infrastructure until we have our already broken existing infrastructure sorted out.

  191. jonas’

    73

  192. flow

    it's also news to me that the IPR is only assigned on acceptance

  193. Guus

    flow dwd is looking for you in open_chat (he can't join this muc for some reason)

  194. pep.

    > jonas’> I think for this type of user, it’s more important to have a support room which is prominently linked and web-chat-joinable on search.jabber.network > I’m 99% certain that those people join here via s.j.n I'm not sure that's an easy correlation to make. I'd be interested in stats of people clicking on webchat links, or stats for xmpp.org/chat referrers

  195. jonas’

    is xmpp.org/chat linked anywhere?

  196. pep.

    s.j.n search results?

  197. pep.

    and wiki

  198. pep.

    and.. xmpp.org

  199. jonas’

    didn’t know about the last two

  200. Zash

    The JS snippet that handles ?room was lost tho

  201. Ge0rG

    Guus [13:46]: > he can't join this muc for some reason I put my bet on asymmetric s2s

  202. pep.

    !

  203. Seve

    Hello, all good? :)

  204. pep.

    MattJ, Guus

  205. ralphm bangs gavel

  206. ralphm

    0. Welcome

  207. ralphm

    Hi! Hope you are all fine. Who do we have?

  208. Guus

    .

  209. MattJ

    Hey

  210. ralphm

    All here. Yay

  211. MattJ

    :)

  212. ralphm

    1. Minute taker

  213. pep.

    Same as usual, I can do afterwards if nobody..

  214. ralphm

    Thanks pep.

  215. pep.

    (note: I don't like taking minutes as much as the next one)

  216. ralphm

    2. Jonas => iteam

  217. ralphm

    I motion we add Jonas Schäfer to our Infrastructure Team.

  218. ralphm

    +1

  219. pep.

    +1

  220. Guus

    +1

  221. Seve

    +1

  222. MattJ

    +1

  223. ralphm

    Motion carries. Congrats jonas’, and good luck!

  224. pep.

    Thanks jonas’ for MattJ :P

  225. Seve

    Haha, same! Glad to see some more help

  226. ralphm

    3. Commitments

  227. ralphm

    Regarding sponsorship, I've _just_ sent the updated text for the e-mail. Sorry about the delay. I'll send it out tomorrow.

  228. pep.

    Regarding comms person, I learned from peter that we don't have any template contract and we'll probably need to hire someone to hire someone (a lawyer)

  229. ralphm

    I'll also modify it slightly to request new sponsors, and send it to members@, standards@, operators@.

  230. ralphm

    Indeed. However:

  231. Seve

    > Regarding comms person, I learned from peter that we don't have any template contract and we'll probably need to hire someone to hire someone (a lawyer) I would prefer to focus on defining the job itself and responsibilities

  232. ralphm

    I've received a suggestion for a company that would be willing to help out. I've been introduced, but will follow up first before I can share more.

  233. pep.

    Seve, we can do both in parallel

  234. jonas’

    oh dear

  235. jonas’

    thanks for the trust

  236. pep.

    We should know how to do contracts anyway

  237. Seve

    Just to know what to expect, if it fits the budget, etc

  238. pep.

    Seve, yes that's the information I'm trying to gather if you read the trello task :)

  239. Guus

    ralphm that's exciting - in what capacity can they help exactly?

  240. ralphm

    jonas’, I'm going to assume this is still about adding you to iteam.

  241. ralphm

    Guus: helping out with marketing

  242. Guus

    I should've been more clear in my question 🙂

  243. pep.

    I've asked marketing people I know as well, started drafting requirements for the job position

  244. ralphm

    I think it is smart to research all of the above.

  245. ralphm

    We can use all the help.

  246. Guus

    is this a marketing-oriented org? What's their motiviation to help?

  247. ralphm

    Thanks pep. for looking into it.

  248. pep.

    I'll need a marketing person anyway to help me draft this more thoroughly, hence my asking marketing people :)

  249. ralphm

    Guus: a company familiar with XMPP and the XSF, that would like to contribute. I'll share more at a later time.

  250. pep.

    And re lawyer, I also asked people who could know, but if anybody also has an idea I'll take it

  251. Guus

    why I'm asking: if they wan to contribute/sponsor, we might not need to go down the (lengthy/cumbersome) path of having to draw up contracts.

  252. pep.

    Guus, I think that's a good skill to have anyway tbh

  253. pep.

    If it's not marketing it'll be something else

  254. Guus

    I'd prefer to cross that bridge when we need to.

  255. Seve

    ralphm: sounds very exciting! Hoping you can share a bit more soon

  256. pep.

    Ok I can bring the bridge to us if you insist

  257. Guus

    I'm not against anyone volunteering 🙂

  258. ralphm

    :-D

  259. pep.

    I meant I can put more work on board :P

  260. ralphm

    Ok. Ongoing.

  261. ralphm

    4. Infrastructure Team budget

  262. ralphm

    While I am not against providing a budget, I'd like to have an overview of a plan for our infrastructure. When we need to pay for services or hardware, getting an OK can be done quickly, and if even more speed is needed, I can approve in my role on the Executive Committee.

  263. ralphm

    I.e. I have no idea of what the size of the budget should be.

  264. Guus

    Basically, you're making a distinction between "can iteam spend money" and "can iteam have a budget of their own"

  265. ralphm

    yes

  266. ralphm

    And my answers right now are: yes and maybe.

  267. Guus

    I'm thinking that it is desirable for iteam to have the option to spend money to improve things, if they deem that beneficial.

  268. MattJ

    There isn't a settled plan yet (partly because I was hoping we would hear something about the down server by now)

  269. ralphm

    One problem is that right now, officially, only Board or an Executive Director, can enter into agreements.

  270. Seve

    The one thing that worries me more is have some "emergency money" for iteam Lead to spend in case of what happened recently. Unless we want that person to pay upfront and then have XSF reimburse the amount.

  271. MattJ

    But we now have a DigitalOcean account that is linked to the XSF account

  272. MattJ

    (bank account)

  273. MattJ

    so although that was done to resolve an emergency situation, I feel like some clarity would be good

  274. ralphm

    Which I approved, so that's ok.

  275. Seve

    Apart from that, I expect expenses should be more or less the same, on a certain period of time and services.

  276. pep.

    Seve, I think that's a pretty meh precedure and iteam should at least be able to spend some money itself

  277. ralphm

    pep., I don't disagree that they should. I'd like to get an idea of what kind of cost.

  278. pep.

    And I'm fine if that means giving the iteam lead a way to enter into agreements

  279. MattJ

    It's looking likely that we may want to add one or two more small servers, and so I want to make sure that any spending growth in this area is acknowledged and accounted for

  280. pep.

    Sure

  281. pep.

    ralphm, ^

  282. MattJ

    I plan to work more (incl. with jonas’) to come up with a plan, so if the answer is "come back when you have a plan", that's fine with me

  283. Guus

    I'm kind of ambiguous about iteam getting a budget. I do not want to lightly change who in the XSF gets to approve entering the XSF into agreements.

  284. MattJ

    What kind of agreements?

  285. Guus

    I fully trust the current iteam lead - but we do not know what will happen in the future.

  286. ralphm

    pep., adding a server is not entering into new agreements, IMO, so MattJ/iteam should be able to do this.

  287. pep.

    k

  288. pep.

    Guus, then "we'll cross that bridge when we get there"? :P

  289. Guus

    agreements putting cost or responsibilities on the XSF, MattJ

  290. MattJ

    But e.g. if we wanted to sign up for a third-party monitoring service?

  291. ralphm

    We've in general given iteam room to do whatever is required to run our infrastructure. If that incurs cost, that should be fine.

  292. ralphm

    MattJ, you'd need an ok.

  293. Guus

    sure - I'm totally happy with money being spend.

  294. MattJ

    Ok, good to know

  295. ralphm

    And if that needs to be done in between Board meetings, I'm sure we can.

  296. pep.

    Maybe we could start using the list someday..

  297. ralphm

    pep., in this particular case, all of the infra was out, so I had direct chats with MattJ :-D

  298. ralphm

    yay for federation

  299. Guus

    back to the issue at hand: do we need an iteam budget?

  300. Zash

    (list was still up tho)

  301. ralphm

    Zash: (oh, right)

  302. MattJ

    Guus, it sounds like we (iteam) need to come up with a concrete plan and then get a budget approved for just that plan

  303. ralphm

    Guus: I'm happy to establish a upper bound, but I cannot tell how high it should be

  304. MattJ

    and again if we want to add anything else

  305. Guus

    MattJ I have no issue with that at all (and I'm not saying I have an issue with having a budget either)

  306. ralphm

    MattJ: or, once you have that plan, use that as the basis for a budget, and adjust if needed.

  307. MattJ

    I'm fine with that, fwiw, just seems a little more work, but what else would we discuss at meetings? :)

  308. MattJ

    So let's put this off for now

  309. ralphm

    Ok.

  310. ralphm

    5. AOB

  311. ralphm

    ?

  312. Guus

    GSoC

  313. Guus

    student application phase closed

  314. Guus

    I think I've seen around 8 proposals, of which a couple were of very low quality.

  315. Guus

    but I've seen a couple that looked promising too.

  316. Guus

    (Note that I only glanced at them)

  317. Guus

    but anyways, I wanted to share that update. We have some activity there, we might even get a couple of projects.

  318. Guus

    (that's it)

  319. Seve

    Thank you for sharing Guus!

  320. ralphm

    Great, thanks Guus.

  321. Ge0rG

    what was the last state re Compliance Badges?

  322. ralphm

    That we tried contacting the designed, and haven't succeeded yet.

  323. ralphm

    designer

  324. ralphm

    I'll have another go with that.

  325. Ge0rG

    maybe we should move on with the ugly non-designed badges in parallel? just in case?

  326. ralphm

    I'll try for a little bit more, and we can consider alternatives after. I know it has taken long.

  327. Ge0rG

    ralphm: thanks very much!

  328. ralphm

    6. Date of Next

  329. ralphm

    +1W

  330. pep.

    yep

  331. Guus

    wfm

  332. ralphm

    7. Close

  333. ralphm

    Thanks for all being here despite DST changes :-D

  334. pep.

    Thanks

  335. Seve

    Super, thank you all :)

  336. ralphm bangs gavel

  337. MattJ

    Thanks all

  338. Guus

    luckily we're all in the same DST-boat 🙂

  339. ralphm

    Yeah, and arc wasn't around 😋

  340. ralphm runs

  341. Guus

    stop rocking the boat, ralphm 🙂

  342. Guus

    sponsorship message looks good to me ralphm

  343. ralphm

    tx