\summary{2010}{7}{14} \agendaitem{select the probable date for the monthly meetings} 1900 UTC, 2nd Monday of each month \agendaitem{discuss desired model of operation} \begin{itemize} \item using bugs to track issues: bugs for now (without any restrictions, fully visible and editable by any registered user) rails project for council management is under development, will check that when finished \item have a section on all meetings to check the bugs status: discussion about bug progress should happen on each meeting. each bug will have an assigned named council member that should be responsible for its tracking we may use bugzilla voting capabilities if deemed useful \item ability to have 2nd monthly / impromptu meetings when required: there can be any number of meetings during the month, with the requirement of a minimal 1 week advance notice \item secretary / meeting chair: council members will replace a secretary by using google wave to create meeting summaries on the fly the chair of a meeting is going to be decided at the end of the previous meeting. scarabeus volunteers to be default fallback the selected chair is responsible for the initial email and the upcoming meeting agenda, as well as committing the summary of the meeting he chairs. \end{itemize} \agendaitem{allow council members to present issues to be addressed in this term} Chainsaw --- to kill (the official status of) overlays ; to review package maintenance policy jmbsvicetto --- to continue the work to review GLEP39 and Gentoo's metastructure ; to study and promote ways to allow more involvement from community scarabeus --- increase QA of the tree (be more strict with developers) and revive GWN ferringb --- make council less involved in day-to-day matters and more focused on bigger picture wired --- decisive and effective council halcy0n --- bigger QA hammer, easier and more straight rules for joining or helping out in our community betelgeuse --- putting GSoC results to some good use ; mostly PM stuff \agendaitem{listen to the community} tanderson - have the council decide on proposals solely on their merit and not on the person who submits them