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As of just now, I have received responses that the following people plan to attend in person:

Steve, Malcolm, Lorri, Jon, Damian, Gary, Ondřej, Jeff, Tom, Sidd, John

I have also heard that the following plan to attend remotely:

Vipul, Brad, Reuben

If you think you might participate, either in person or remotely, please let me know now. This doesn't obligate you but it does help with planning.

To address a question I received - N2193 says that the deadline for making a hotel reservation is June 24 - this is still correct. However, UCAR has been asked by the hotel if some of the originally blocked rooms can be released earlier. The block was 25 rooms and it does not seem as if we'll need all of those, so I have suggested the block can be reduced to 15. (Three of those attending in person aren't using rooms in the block.)

Given that we don't have a lot of F2023 business, I'd like to spend as much time as possible discussing possible F202Y features. I earlier pointed you at a list Ondřej, Zach and Gary had compiled (https://gitlab.com/fortran-lang/github_stats/-/wikis/j3-04232022), you may have some thoughts of your own, and we know that generics, pointer intent and protected components/types will be on the list. I'd like each attendee to bring a list of five features you'd like considered and we can discuss. We'll start with these and continue to refine the list over the next year.

Steve

On 5/17/2022 5:23 PM, Steve Lionel via J3 wrote:

Hi all,

For a while, it looked as if UCAR/NCAR was not going to allow us to hold our July meeting there - Sidd and I were waiting for a decision today and, unexpectedly, we are still allowed to have the meeting in-person (there will also be virtual attendance.) Everyone who participates in person will be required to sign a document attesting to their vaccination status - this will be sent out later. Of course, if you start feeling ill you should not attend a session.

It is important to note that THINGS COULD CHANGE, so it is advised that you make refundable travel plans. UCAR/NCAR will not reimburse you if it turns out that in-person is not allowed.

I have been asked to provide a list of in-person participants - please reply only to me (don't just hit that reply button!) if you plan to attend in Boulder (see N2193 for Local Arrangements.) I need this by Monday, May 23, as unused rooms in the hotel block have to be released by the 24th. It would best to respond sooner rather than later. Thanks.

Steve