Hi All,
The next docling coffee hour will be on Friday, May 14, at 8:00 PST (one hour earlier than usual). Convert to your local timezone using this link. The topic is “language documentation and academia”. Mark your calendars! 
Here is the Gather link:
https://gather.town/app/klWlH33a7bPX3oT0/uglydoclingoct272020 (open the link in Chrome or Firefox Desktop).
Looking forward to seeing everyone there!
Thanks for planning this @msatokotsubi!
Just for convenience, I used the calendar button doohickey which helps convert the time into Dear Reader’s timezone 
2021-05-14T15:00:00Z → 2021-05-14T16:00:00Z
Also stuck it on the 
Docling Forum Events: Coffee Hour, Writing Group, and More.
Thanks again!
I came here to ask if 8 AM PST (I’d be sleeping if it were 8 PM PST) but I see Patrick has cleared that up. Now that the term is over, I’ll try to make it. Thank you for organizing!
Looking forward to seeing you @JROSESLA! We’re all having to do time zone exercises these days 
Great! See yall soon.
Thanks for setting this up, Marti! Andrew and I have a presentation at that time, unfortunately, so we will miss it, but I hope you guys have a good time discussing this topic.
Thank you all for the meeting! Since web stuff for language documentation was mentioned, I remembered one project that I read about last year which I think might be relevant. I couldn’t find its name right away, so here’s the link: http://gramr-demo.herokuapp.com/
At least in terms of reading a descriptive grammar, I feel this kind of layout is probably easier to use than a pdf.
Thanks to everyone who joined the coffee hour today!
Hi @dumiac! Was great meeting you and welcome aboard.
Please feel free to start a topic on the front page on the grammar tool, it looks cool. Also if you’d like to introduce yourself and your work you might want to say hi in the 
Hi! Introduce yourself here! topic. @rgriscom is also particularly interested in the topic of digital grammars.
Hello! 
Do yall have a date for the next coffee hour? Thanks
Greetings!