15:58
<mgaudet>
So uh, is there a policy of cancelling a plenary if the agenda is empty? (Or empty by some point?)
15:59
<bakkot>
People always put stuff on last minute so I don't think it has (or is likely to) come up
16:00
<bakkot>
But for remote plenary we definitely skip the last day or two if possible
16:11
<Michael Ficarra>
I'm sure there will be more added (I intend to add something myself), but this is by far the lightest agenda we've ever had this close to the deadline.
16:27
<Rob Palmer>
Please don't wait to add things to the schedule. It's better for everyone to see what's coming earlier - even if your materials are not ready yet.
16:59
<eemeli>
Going forward, I think we could drop one of the online plenaries from our annual cycle, and have 3 in-person/hybrid + 2 online.
17:11
<Chris de Almeida>
please add your input to the plenary survey if you have not already done so: https://github.com/tc39/Reflector/issues/560
17:11
<dminor>
There's an opportunity cost associated with reserving four days for something that ends up only taking one or two. This time around, there was a conference I would have liked to attend, but couldn't, because it would have overlapped with the Wednesday and Thursday plenary days.
17:15
<Chris de Almeida>
is said conference something that could be a conflict for other delegates? want to make sure it's on the constraints survey if so. (https://github.com/tc39/Reflector/issues/559)
17:17
<dminor>
I don't think so, so I haven't included it in the constraints in the past or for the coming year. It's https://nerdear.la/, I'd be happily surprised if someone else was interested :)
18:32
<Rob Palmer>

please add your input to the plenary survey if you have not already done so:

https://github.com/tc39/Reflector/issues/560

Everyone is equally welcome to update their own answers if opinions have changed over time.

(Perhaps also write a note to say why in this case.)

19:24
<Ashley Claymore>
I don't think so, so I haven't included it in the constraints in the past or for the coming year. It's https://nerdear.la/, I'd be happily surprised if someone else was interested :)
Knuth and Tanenbaum as speakers!
20:56
<bakkot>
Does anyone have further comments on https://github.com/tc39/how-we-work/pull/164? Can we land it? Who needs to press the button?
21:09
<Chris de Almeida>
there appear to be unresolved comments
22:07
<bakkot>
Chris de Almeida: Responded to the two editorial ones; the other two are basically disagreeing with the policy which we got consensus on.
22:07
<bakkot>
I personally think it's good to go now and people can add further refinements in follow-ups.