These terms of service are not actually a real thing. But if they were:
Meetings are held for the sake of having meetings, because someone in charge said so. This is a fact.
Learn more about our attendance protocolPlease do not eat the free donuts. They are not for you. They are for the meeting facilitator, who is secretly a donut aficionado.
Do not make eye contact with your colleagues, as this may be misinterpreted as "friendliness".
Report all etiquette violations to the Meeting PoliceThese terms of service are a work in progress. But for now, let's pretend they are real.
Meetings are held because someone, somewhere, decided that they would be a good use of time and resources. Or not.
We're not really sure.
What's the Point?
Please, for the love of all that is good, do not eat the free donuts. They are for the meeting facilitator, who will likely just end up eating them all by themselves.
If you must make eye contact with your colleagues, do not overdo it. We're all here for the free coffee, not for the soul-crushing eye contact.
Report all Etiquette Violations to the Meeting Police
We'll cancel a meeting if someone cancels it. But only if it's not too late, and you're not too busy, and it's not too inconvenient, and... well, just go with it, okay?
But seriously, we'll try our best. Unless it's a holiday. Or a Friday. Or a Monday. Okay, fine. Just don't ask us, we're not really sure.
The Cancellation Policy: A Guide to Getting Out of This