Conference Call
Once in a while, it makes sense for a project community to get people together for real-time, high-bandwidth communication. While meeting in person is great for this, it’s also cost and schedule prohibitive. When you have community members distributed not only across the globe but also across the life-obligation and expendible-income strata, you can’t really bring them all to a single location so you can have some quality brainstorming time.
While time zones are still a complication (which, if you work with software, is something you should get used to), a conference call allows the distributed community members of a project to come together and share their thoughts while also getting to know their fellow contributors in a way ...
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