>>354576010
>Would there be much interest in doing EU hours pypy on Mondays or Saturdays?
I've also been wanting to do EU PyPy (much) more often.

Some considerations, however: 

1. Some people prefer to have it only once or twice a week, as something to look forward to. But I think they could simply keep sticking to one day every week then.

2. Seems to work for the NAs, but they are also more people. Even if there's interest for more PyPy every week, maybe there's not "three times a week" much interest. Maybe just two times a week, who knows. But then again, we could just try it for a while either way, see how much consistent interest there is and adjust accordingly.

>>354577341
>you'll run out of energy trying to keep up with them, unless you actually want to do pypy 3 times a week
3. If you're concerned about running out of energy to host it, then we could split it per day based on who usually has time to host on a certain day, or do some rotation. If C, U, you and me were to host it and did it thrice a week, then everyone would have to host it less than once a week - i.e., we'd have someone to host it every day and someone to jump in should someone be away or something. Or someone would only have to do it every second week. (Unless you are one of them, in which case there'd simply be a host for every day.)

4. The video players in both PyPy and VRDancing are especially broken right now, based on what I've read. They had to do "more resynching than actual dancing" (>>354733724), so we might not be able to do much PyPy even if we wanted right now.