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Scott Taylor 9:59 pm on May 7, 2014
Tags: multisite ( 90 )

Multisite: let’s arrange office hours

I am envisioning lots of updates to Multisitemultisite Used to describe a WordPress installation with a network of multiple blogs, grouped by sites. This installation type has shared users tables, and creates separate database tables for each blog (wp_posts becomes wp_0_posts). See also network, blog, site for 4.0. @johnbillion and @jeremyfelt have been taking the lead. We should meet (at least) weekly to check in, plan work, and track progress. Not too formal, just to keep it in motion.

Questions:
When is a good time to meet?
Who would like to be involved?

Leave a comment / suggestion.

There is no master plan. There is a make/core post: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2013/10/06/potential-roadmap-for-multisite/

Let’s discuss.

Ipstenu (Mika Epstein) 10:15 pm on May 7, 2014

I’d like to be involved 🙂 At the very least to keep aware of alla it!

I’m pretty flexible with dates/times. Living Pacific US, but can adjust.
Jeremy Felt 10:25 pm on May 7, 2014

A meeting interrupted the meeting. 🙂

I’m good often. Wed/Thurs/Fri is usually best. Somewhere between 9-5pm UTC-7 is very good, though outside that box is possible too.
Robert Dall 1:29 am on May 8, 2014

Due to an overdue build I won’t be able to attending the meetings… I am tackling my first mutli-site built at the moment and my one wish would be:

Networknetwork (versus site, blog) Wide Menu’s in CoreCore Core is the set of software required to run WordPress. The Core Development Team builds WordPress.!
Tunbosun Ayinla 4:22 am on May 8, 2014

I would like to be involved.
Anytime will be fine by me.
John Blackbourn 12:40 pm on May 8, 2014

Anything that’s not too unsociable GMT is fine by me. (Side note, I’m away til next Weds).
Boone Gorges 1:43 pm on May 8, 2014

I’d like to be involved. I’m pretty flexible during the daytime UTC-4, but I’m unavailable Thursdays.
earnjam 2:51 pm on May 8, 2014

I’d love to get involved with this. No real preference on meeting time, so I’ll just stay tuned for what works best for everyone else.
Scott Taylor 3:05 pm on May 8, 2014

Seems like 1pm EST on Wednesday or Friday works – 18:00 UTC?
- John Blackbourn 10:51 pm on May 8, 2014
  
  Let’s do Weds 18:00 UTC
- Boone Gorges 11:51 am on May 9, 2014
  
  Yeah
- Jeremy Felt 4:18 pm on May 9, 2014
  
  Perfect
Ryan Kanner 5:15 pm on May 8, 2014

My team and I would love to be involved in any capacity! I’ll make sure to follow along closely here and pitch in where I can.
Knut Sparhell 6:14 pm on May 8, 2014

I would like to contribute, if I can. No preference on office hours.
Egill R. Erlendsson 11:24 pm on May 10, 2014

I would love to be involved if I can 🙂
thefuxia 11:49 pm on May 10, 2014

I’d like to contribute code and ideas.
pallaviveerla 7:09 am on May 13, 2014

I would like to contribute code in WordPress.

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