Dave CROCKER wrote:
SM wrote:
Posting documents in a format that involves text files with very
long lines that require horizontal scrolling with many systems
is not a favor to the community or an aid to ready
comprehensibility.
wraping long lines is not a new technology
A stray thought:
While it is always better to have an explicitly appointed scribe, I
wonder whether a collaborative approach might help in the situations
lacking this.
they could simply be recorded, post-production is prohibitively
expensive for a time and workflow perspective but raw recording have
some utility if you are willing to spend the cycles to reconstruct
events from them.
I'm thinking that a jabber session for a meeting would permit all
participants to post their comments of what is happening as the meeting
progresses. This would not be a public session; its sole purpose would
be to make an archive of notes that could then be lightly massaged into
minutes.
If everyone in the meeting is recruited to assist, I suspect the result
could be reasonably comprehensive.
d/
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