As it seems you already know, you are able to send questions first, in a wiki page, about the topics for the meeting. Also you can drop by at other times, as irc is full of people from all around the world, so there is always someone awake heh marcio --- On 5/10/06, noniko wrote:

Hello

I participated in Status Meeting in #opensuse last night. It was first time for me to chat with opensuse people. Very interesting and instructive experience. Unfortunately due to timezone I got too sleepy (it was midnight in Japan) to stay long.

I wish I could attend next time...but it might be difficult. I'm a housewife and only last night my husband had been in a business trip, therefore I could stay up late (bad wife!)

Even if I would not attend, I will send some questions before that. And I will recommend all my Japanese friend to participate in real-time communication with opensuse people!

...In fact, English chatting is sometimes more harder than English speaking. In Japan there are many English conversation school, but I wish there were "English chat school".

Cheers! -- noniko noniko@netbeans.jp

Blogs: http://jroller.com/page/Noniko (Broken English) http://www.myblog.de/noniko (Schlechtes Deutsch)

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