-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 See this posting for context: https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-project/2016-April/000223.html Notes for August 18 2016 meeting: Georg: 1) I helped a bit with the OTF proposal 2) The tbb-build machine is still not reachable. Who can move this forward? Shari: 1) Lots of planning for the meeting formerly known as TorDev. Question: Will people be hanging out in Seattle for the weekend after the meeting for hacking? If so, can we estimate how many people might stay so we can make sure we've got a good space for this to happen? 2) Trying to get a handle on our funding proposal processes. Worked on a job description for a grants manager, talking with team on how to make budgets look more like other nonprofit funding proposals, sent note to OTF asking for some specific guidance. 3) Reached out to a couple of community members to offer them the opportunity to talk about all that's been happening. 4) Trying to help think about the organization of the UX team. Mike: 1) Finally got email working again over the weekend. I think I didn't lose any, but not sure. 2) Helped with OTF budget revamp. Isabela: 1) OTF proposal deadline moved to sept 1st! 2) I will need someone to review my grammar at drl reports 3) documenting 'rapid response' plan in the wiki -- katie and alison will probably want to be involved here 4) starting to work on wireframes for metrics team \o/ 5) working on priorities with network team since we are in the last mile with 2 contracts 6) prep for proposals deadline on august 26 Karsten: 1) met with Sebastian; worked on databases for website statistics and TB downloads and on fixing ExoneraTor by making its database smaller 2) talked to isabela and then made some preliminary plans for extending scope of metrics to client and application statistics, based on sanitized website logs, possibly GetTor requests, possibly app store statistics, etc. 3) made plans with iwakeh to put out two new releases of metrics tools this month -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Comment: GPGTools - http://gpgtools.org iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJXuqLSAAoJEC3ESO/4X7XBkwkIAMCr/1Nbi7SMRMPMR8LEv34C T1JRs8WeiSjeGogze2qpeRcJYCtq4HsbWCCEjOvpxfS+70kDDe/jZag6wc/1HsPr TPnYe+yl3Dp9j8jBYE40ixDd/ESQiYa/dA6ScsaFaUXb6dbxghzJKxHwE+oHXxjU i340LP4IG5waF0kz7IRPT+w1flm/UYbfMlg//HeVNdOWbdAfuf2qs1Y0xQCiDy3Q eMQMVS4LBjm5NCZnr4YEoS9t6jHIv+q5Bb6lbibUD1EIW5yE9f+gQVz18hfHGqUg ZSJYjDYcObhF5P9unduagdn7Z1tQRzRcVEvlvzZhmRl+bm9PZKTEvFL8igPr7LI= =c/mI -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----