On Sun, 2008-04-20 at 09:24 +0200, berndf wrote: > Jeremias Maerki wrote: > > I'm forwarding this CfP here as I've participated in the last OpenExpo > > in Berne, Switzerland. It was a huge success [1][2]. I hope you'll > > excuse that most of the information below is in German. There's some > > information in English on the OpenExpo website at: http://openexpo.ch/en > > > > [1] http://www.openexpo.ch/en/openexpo-2008-bern/press-release/ > > [2] > > http://www.jeremias-maerki.ch/blog/2008/03/14/openexpo-in-berne-was-great/ > > > > Matthias Stürmer, one of the organizers, has mentioned to me that they > > would be interested in having an Apache Track. In the last issue we were > > three people from three different Apache projects. Mine was the only > > presentation on an Apache project. I'm not sure we can come up with > > enough proposals for a full Apache track but we can certainly try. So I > > decided to forward the CfP here to reach a larger audience inside the > > ASF. It would be great to see more Apache projects represented there, > > either with a small booth or with a presentation. I'm sure it's also a > > good opportunity for potential sponsors operating in the D/A/CH area. > > > > Please spread the word! Thanks! > > I'd be interested in participating. Should we just throw CfPs at them or > should we coordinate Apache CfPs beforehand? :-) > > Coincidently, I ran into the CfP of German openexpo.de (ends April 30th) > some days ago. This event seems to be related to the swiss one. I think > the ASF should represent there, too! (And if the organizers are > hard/sym-linked with each other, we can test run for Winterthur (very > nice city!). My intention was to submit a talk about the ASF in general > there. > > BTW, what about an ASF booth at both events? The ASF should be more > visible at events like these! This is a [EMAIL PROTECTED] thing, right?
yes it's good to keep them informed but PRC is a closed list with limited subscription. IMHO subjects like this are best discussed in public. IMHO apache is now big enough to start creating a voluntary list of committers who are willing to represent apache on a per country basis. maybe people.apache.org could help... - robert
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