user220: Hi everybody! I'm the owner of the chatroom Pin 13 (formerly Arduino). It was automatically assigned to me after my record of high activity on the chat room. Anyway, there is a option to add new events that show up.

I don't have to schedule a event, but this is our main chat room and I think it would be cool to do something. Additionally, the chat wouldn't be any different except a few notices to remind people about the event. Everyone can chat about normal topics, if they choose. It should last at least 24 hours for different timezones.
Should we have anything on our chat room? If so, what should we do? Please include a title for it and if it should be a regular occurrence.

user220: Something that I thought of:

Site Improvement Day

Anyone anytime can improve the site, but we should focus that day on how we can make it better. Be it retagging, cleaning up comments, or even just asking some new questions if the site suffers inactivity, let's get working!
This could be a bi-weekly or monthly event. People can always do things like above, but we can use the room to chart our progress and maintain our site, as well as review the healthiness of the site.

user65: During the last iteration, we had a weekly meetup lasting half an hour every week for about 2 to 3 weeks in which there were 5-10 people participating. It usually went on for almost an hour however. That was, in my opinion quite successful, and I think we could try something similar.

Weekly Meetup

The discussion can be kept open and spanning a range of topics. It does help if a single person takes the lead, and develops at least some sort of list of topics to discuss, and prevents the discussion from getting fixated on a single issue. It is likely that if we end up discussing a single specific issue for 30 minutes then, it would be better suited to a meta post than a chat discussion.
The event could be called Setup() && Chat() 

220: <p><strong>Hi everybody! I'm the owner of the chatroom <a href="http://chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/8489/pin-13">Pin 13 (formerly <em>Arduino</em>)</a>.</strong> It was automatically assigned to me after my record of high activity on the chat room. Anyway, there is a option to add new <em>events</em> that show up.</p>

<p><img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/NH2Cv.png" alt="Schedule new eent"></p>

<p>I don't <em>have</em> to schedule a event, but this is our main chat room and I think it would be cool to do something. Additionally, the chat wouldn't be any different except a few notices to remind people about the event. Everyone can chat about normal topics, if they choose. It should last at least 24 hours for different timezones.</p>

<p><strong>Should we have anything on our chat room?</strong> If so, what should we do? Please include a title for it and if it should be a regular occurrence.</p>
 220: <h2>Something that I thought of:</h2>

<blockquote>
  <p>Site Improvement Day</p>
</blockquote>

<p>Anyone anytime can improve the site, but we should focus that day on how we can make it better. Be it retagging, cleaning up comments, or even just asking some new questions if the site suffers inactivity, let's get working!</p>

<p>This could be a bi-weekly or monthly event. People can always do things like above, but we can use the room to chart our progress and maintain our site, as well as review the healthiness of the site.</p>
 65: <p>During the last iteration, we had a weekly meetup lasting half an hour every week for about 2 to 3 weeks in which there were 5-10 people participating. It usually went on for almost an hour however. That was, in my opinion quite successful, and I think we could try something similar.</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>Weekly Meetup</p>
</blockquote>

<p>The discussion can be kept open and spanning a range of topics. <em>It does help</em> if a single person takes the lead, and develops at least some sort of list of topics to discuss, and prevents the discussion from getting fixated on a single issue. It is likely that if we end up discussing a single <em>specific</em> issue for 30 minutes then, it would be better suited to a meta post than a chat discussion.</p>

<p>The event could be called <code>Setup() &amp;&amp; Chat()</code> </p>
