[10] in Kakapo Windows Team
Re: Scheduling meetings in Tech Time? (was Re: Next Mtg July 10th W20-400)
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Oliver Thomas)
Mon Jun 30 14:18:59 2003
Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2003 14:19:02 -0400
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Cc: Oliver Thomas <othomas@mit.edu>, kakapo@mit.edu
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From: Oliver Thomas <othomas@MIT.EDU>
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> o Jonathon (Weiss), you do not appear to be available at all as an
> identity in Tech Time.
Techtime does not know you unless you "activate" your account on the
calendar server via http://calendar.mit.edu/register. The idea is of
course to avoid scheduling people who do not use techtime.
> o I cannot invite Theresa and Phil due to their Tech Time permissions.
At least in Phil's case the fascist permissions are intentional, since
he proxies his scheduling through Debi Kedian. I don't think Theresa
uses TechTime as her primary calendar yet.
> o Some of you showed up with conflicts for the time slots below, I
> presume mostly because some of you personally scheduled this in your
> own calendars.
I actually have a conflict with weekly meetings. Once we switch to
bi-weekly I will be able to make every meeting.
> I can also set it up to send automatic reminders the day before.
Please don't do that.
> Unless there are no objections, I will go ahead and put these in by
> tomorrow morning.
So, should I object or not object in order to object? :) I don't have a
problem with you putting it on my calendar (although it's already
there), but I do object to any periodic e-mail reminders.
Oliver
