Scheduling coordination calls

[jon.bosak@sun.com]

Thanks to Anne for compiling the issues list.

I was going to poll the whole UBL TC for availabilities but
realized over the weekend that this was the wrong approach.  The
coordination meetings are really about the CSC plus whoever's
interested in that week's agenda, so it's the chairs and editors
around whom we need to build the regular schedule.

So, for this Friday:

 - Everyone on the CSC list who can make it should attend the
   call, except for the localization chairs, who can attend as
   they wish.

 - Everyone on the CSC list, including all the Asian localization
   chairs, should send me (not the list) the following information
   about their availability on a regular basis:

   0. Your time zone (the name of a big city in that zone will do)

   1. Times during the week when you generally CANNOT participate
      in a coordination call.  This includes standing meetings
      that you cannot move plus family and sleep times, etc.
      Remember, this is a 24-hour schedule.

   2. Times during the week when you generally CAN participate in
      a coordination call.

   I can calculate the times based on your time zone -- don't
   bother to translate to California time.  I will assume that
   times not included in either (1) or (2) are times when you
   might be available on a case-by-case basis but can't be
   scheduled for a regular meeting.

Jon