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Future Cuberite Meetups - bearbin - 02-22-2016
We need to decide when to meet up again, and also if we are to hold a semi-regular mumble meetup.
Place your suggestions for organisers/dates/places of the next meetup below.
I think maybe the mumble talk should be something like the last sunday of every month. What do you think?
RE: Future Cuberite Meetups - NiLSPACE - 02-22-2016
Last sunday of every month is too much. I think every two of three months is better.
RE: Future Cuberite Meetups - Schwertspize - 02-22-2016
+1 for regular mumble "meetings" maybe coordinated with the newsletter or something. like we talk about what we are going to do in the next month and afterwards write a newsletter what we have done in the past month and what we plan to do in the next month.
RE: Future Cuberite Meetups - sphinxc0re - 02-23-2016
Discussing the newsletter would be a really good idea because at the moment only me and @bearbin decide what to put in the newsletter. So it would be nice to actually hear a few other opinions. Also, I don't think everyone has to attend the monthly meetup every month. We could decide who would have to attend right before the meetup
RE: Future Cuberite Meetups - sphinxc0re - 02-25-2016
Anyone?
RE: Future Cuberite Meetups - NiLSPACE - 02-26-2016
Perhaps it can (roughly) mention what is new in the source code. For example "LogicParrot changed the way entities are ticked. This should fix a few crashes." or something.
RE: Future Cuberite Meetups - sphinxc0re - 02-26-2016
wrong thread
RE: Future Cuberite Meetups - NiLSPACE - 02-26-2016
But you said "Discussing the newsletter would be a really good idea because at the moment only me and bearbin decide what to put in the newsletter. So it would be nice to actually hear a few other opinions."
RE: Future Cuberite Meetups - sphinxc0re - 02-26-2016
Oh, okay. Wrong thread
