Easy Firefox

Starting today, July 6: 11am Pacific time is the new time for the weekly Monday project -wide status meeting.

We’re moving the meeting 2 hours earlier in the day to make it easier for European contributors in particular to participate. It still isn’t perfect, especially in Asia, but we haven’t magically found a time that works in all time zones.

This is the first change to the time of this meeting we’ve made in at least a decade. We’ve been meeting at 1pm Pacific time since mozilla.org was tiny, many of us were employed by Netscape and long before we had even started developing the products we know today as Firefox and Thunderbird. In fact, we set this time when SeaMonkey (officially released in June 2002 as the “Mozilla Application Suite 1.0″ or “Mozilla 1.0″) was still years in the future.

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