Vacations

[mdoron]

Notice: you should announce vacation on the group's Telegram group / post a comment here. You may edit this comment.

Member	Week1	Week2	Week3	Week4	Week5	Week6	Week7	Week8	Week9	Week10	Week11	Week12	Week13
Amit Ohayon									:tada:	:tada:
Doron Meshulam						:tada:				:tada:
Entony Lekhtman										:tada:		:tada:
Roded Zats		:tada:								:tada:
Yonatan Zarecki		:tada:										:tada:
Yosef Raisman						:tada:						:tada:
Ziv Izhar											:tada:	:tada:

[yossigil]

I think the team was off on week1

[yossigil]

@AdiOmari : I asked @mdoron to take care of the vacation issue. I don't think he did much.

[mdoron]

I opened this issue and anyone should fill this out since I'm new to this team and don't know what's going on here. I talked to some members and actually except Roded and Zarecki no one really knows if you put the whole team on vacation on the first and second week or not.

[yossigil]

Doron: this is your opportunity. Connect personally with each team member to introduce yourself and please mark the team off at week1

[yosefraisman]

Respectfully, we weren't off the first week; we did work independently and also as a team (as one can tell by the meeting minuets in our wiki). Our so-called "vacation" was decided after 2 members arrived late to the course meeting. Apart from that, ours was one of the teams with the best attendance: 5 out of 6 members showed up - only Ziv couldn't make it, because of a family event. The mild lateness of two team members (they got there within the first ten minutes) doesn't constitute a vacation in my opinion, definitely not a week-long vacation at that. (It also doesn't warrant the response of the lecturer, who marked us, on a whim, as missing four members - we were missing one). Also- three team members were there on time, why should they be punished? Please reconsider @yossigil @AdiOmari

[yossigil]

As usual, it is tough to fix the broken, then doing it right the first time...And, it looks as if nothing was really done:

No commits, no real issue activity and zilch work on the telegram work. There might have been work, but invisible work does not count. The lesson is: only visible, demonstrable work counts. If you had meetings and did not publish minutes, they are hard to count.

In fact, looking at what you did, I am not too convinced that you did not take a second break this week. You may try to convince me otherwise.