Offchain Labs Marketing Joins the Announcement Discussion
The announcement outline had been opened for work, but the team still had to agree on what it would say, who would stand behind it and when it could go out. The Offchain Labs marketing team attended the regular meeting for the first time, and the two sides discussed how to coordinate the announcement. Questions that had been scattered across technical work and the draft announcement now had a place for joint discussion.
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The announcement outline had been opened for work, but the team still had to agree on what it would say, who would stand behind it and when it could go out. Its regular meeting with Offchain Labs was therefore beginning to cover the limits of public wording as well as technical coordination.
The Offchain Labs marketing team attended the regular meeting for the first time, and the two sides discussed how to coordinate the announcement. Someone wanted to put a publication date in the plan at once; another participant wanted the wording and each side's responsibilities checked first. They identified what they could explain together and left unresolved phrases for later review.
Questions that had been scattered across technical work and the draft announcement now had a place for joint discussion. Attendance at the meeting did not mean the announcement had been approved. Next, the team needed legal and relevant leads to review the meeting's points and clarify who could commit to each claim.