John Cherry writes:
>
> - Vancouver, BC
> - Victoria, BC
Victoria would add another leg to almost everybodies
flight schedule. Not having to change planes more often
than absolutely necessary seems to be an important feature
- especially on business trips.
Therefore a venue with an international airport that
can be reached from many destinations would be perfect.
Portland and Vancouver would both work for me.
> - Sydney, Australia (companion event to linux.conf.au).
How many participants from this part of the world would be
interested in coming?
I assume for some of the previous participants it would be
hard to justify the airfare and time costs for a two day
meeting.
>
> My informal poll of architects at DDC and OLS indicated that North
> America was a good central meeting point for Europe and Asia and that
> Canada would be preferred over the US. If you have strong feelings that
> a non-Portland venue would be best for this event, please let me know
> ASAP. We will finalize the venue by the end of August (actually getting
> a good start on planning for this event!).
At least for people from Europe and North America the North American
east coast would be a good place to meet. I understand that this is
different for people from Asia.
Cheers,
Egbert.
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