Re: [office] ODF meeting notes

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Svante Schubert <>
Date
2020-06-15T15:38:59+00:00
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Re: [office] ODF meeting notes
Hello Patrick,

Interesting pointer, thank!Â

You are right, after years using the same tools, we might want to take a look around ourselves to see if more efficientÂtools have been created.

How about, we all to add our parts to the meeting minutes by adding our ideas (or what's important to us) to the messenger. Like a decentralized way of creating minutes.

Perhaps we could rephrase what someone else is saying,Âas talking and writing at the same time is sometimes difficult for humans. And if by this duplicated parts of rephrasing the narrator's words are being created, the narrator can decide what do take - when in doubt.

Let's just try something and iterate to something that suits ourÂneeds.

Talk to youÂsoon,

Svante

Am Mo., 15. Juni 2020 um 16:34ÂUhr schrieb Patrick Durusau <>:

Greetings!

No commitment but in terms of better note taking, I have encountered

https://otter.ai/pricing.

No experience with it and the free plan only runs 40 minutes so would

need at least the premium plan for our meetings.

Even if it needs clean up, might not be a bad thing.

Not a topic for today but wanted to bring it to your notice in case

there is any interest.

Hope everyone is at the start of a great week!

Patrick

PS: Alternatives, including anyone who wants to volunteer to be the

scribe for our meetings are most welcome.

-- 

Patrick Durusau



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