Request participants to be familar with the IETF notewell as it applies to this meeting.
Carsten Bormann
Andrew Campling
Mirja Kühlewind
Stephanie McCammon
Alexa Morris
Karen O'Donoghue
Rich Salz
Greg Wood
Quick start guides for I-D Authors (from 27-Jan-2022)
Based on initial outlines from Alice, guides are now available at: https://authors.ietf.org/
. possibly need more/different guidance for non-developer authors (e.g. civil society) that aren't familiar with usual tools
. consider other modes (e.g. MS Word) for other audiences (possible action item for 2022 plan?)
. another alternative is something like https://ipv.sx/draftr-js/ (possibly another 2022 action item) --> a better version: https://draftr-js.github.io/ (edit markdown on the left, get output on the right; there are buttons for saving the files.)
. separate quick starts by authoring mode.
. conduct some testing (focus grouping) on the actual guides
Greg will follow-up on the questions about participation and newcomer retention to see if the data is available and may be used for these purposes (from 27-Jan-2022)
Karen will follow up on possible Guides suppoort with Systers group (from 27-Jan-2022)
Dhruv will suggest specific in email to Greg and Karen about materials to support regional activities (from 27-Jan-2022)
Should there be an in-person WG chairs forum? Maybe just a socializing gathering? Meet-n-Greet: introductions, open forum. Maybe do a social event in another location. Decision: hold a virtual WG chair gathring with a real agenda and a social lunch with only in-person people.
Rich and Karen will discuss with Stephanie to finalize.
There are timeslots available on Sunday for tutorials.
+ Karen will discuss tomorrow during newcomers
Review/discuss/brainstorm the discussion draft plan.
There was considerable discussion of the plan.
* Greg will update the doc with an eye towards providing a way for emodir participants to indicate interest/priority and share for further dicussion ahead of the next emodir meeting