Re: [sca-bindings] Groups - SCA Bindings minutes 2008-01-10 (SCABindings minutes 2008-01-10.doc) uploaded

[Eric Johnson <eric@tibco.com>]

I see from the referenced document that the minutes appear to capture
the normative contents of the meeting, that is, the proposals, the
motions, and their adoption.  Which is to say, for the last meeting, not
too much.

Did I miss something?  Is there chat room content that could be added? 
As a rule of thumb, should minutes be capturing key points of discussion
as well?  Perhaps overly pedantic, although I don't have Robert's Rules
of Order handy, a colleague looked it up for me:

"MINUTES TO BE PUBLISHED.  When minutes are to be published, they should
contain, in addition to the information described above, a list of the
speakers on each side of every question, with an abstract or the text of
each address, in which case they may be called "proceedings,"
"transactions," or the like.  In such cases the secretary should have an
assistant...."

It goes on to say that you should basically transcribe everything in
that case, formally identify each speaker, and so on.

Since we certainly don't have an "assistant" for our rotating secretary,
perfection is clearly not ours to reach.  As a rule of thumb, should we
be doing better?

-Eric.

simon_holdsworth@uk.ibm.com wrote:
> The document named SCA Bindings minutes 2008-01-10 (SCA Bindings minutes
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