Hearing and Speaking Problems for Non-Native
Englishspeakingparticipants.
Brian E Carpenter
brian at hursley.ibm.com
Wed Jul 16 20:59:16 CEST 2003
Jabber isn't a formal requirement, but meeting minutes are.
So I would say a chair has an obligation to find a note
taker, but a jabber scribe is an as-available extra.
Brian
Bob Wyman wrote:
>
> Cyrus Shaoul wrote:
> > very few work groups use the Jabber system,
> > and even fewer have good scribes.
> It seems that scribes and notetakers are often recruited at the
> last minute -- just as the WG session is starting. Often, there are
> either no volunteers or the chair is left accepting the assistance of
> the first who volunteers. This process is not one that is likely to
> result in quality results.
> I suggest that a WG Chair should be expected to arrange for
> proper and competent notetaking and Jabber scribes well before the WG
> session begins.
>
> bob wyman
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