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--- community:pmc_meetings:minutes20221114 [2022/11/14 15:10] – [4. Conflict of Interest Policy] demiankatz
+++ community:pmc_meetings:minutes20221114 [2022/11/14 15:37] – [9. Product vs. Project] demiankatz
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 ===== 5. Community Call Restructuring/Marketing =====
-Leila shared survey results.
+Leila shared survey results. The results seem to confirm that the existing time and structure are working well for participants. Demian will report back on the next Community Call.
 ===== 6. Translation Platform =====
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 Most remaining providers have confirmed their status. Demian was unable to get responses from CINECA (Italy) or Scanbit (Spain). Scanbit's website still actively references VuFind-related services; CINECA's does not.
+Oliver might be able to find a CINECA contact to get clarification.
 ===== 8. Fundraising Communication Plan =====
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 What about a "membership drive" -- timing? Communication types?
-===== 9. Product vs. Project =====
-Ere raised the point that “Project” sounds like something that has an end date, and “Product” might be a better term for our name -- Product Management Committee. Is it worth changing? (Subsequent research reveaeled that "Project" seems to be more commonly used, so Ere withdrew the suggestion).
+Craig suggested that a better understanding of the user base would be helpful in figuring out how to approach fundraising.
+He also suggested that once a year is sufficient, and linking it to the Summit makes sense strategically.
+Demian pointed out that the installation list offers some insight on the community; Ere pointed out that GitHub forks are also interesting.
+Leila suggested that we should articulate what the money will be used for, to highlight the value.
+===== 9. Product vs. Project =====
+Ere raised the point (based on internal discussion at National Library of Finland about reputational values) that “Project” sounds like something that has an end date, and “Product” might be a better term for our name -- Product Management Committee. Is it worth changing? (Subsequent research revealed that "Project" seems to be more commonly used, so Ere withdrew the suggestion). It was agreed to take no action at this time.
 ===== 10. Possible Future Actions =====