Florian Effenberger wrote (16-12-09 08:47)
Hi Cor,
I want to have at least two a year. I really love meeting all people.
me too! :-)
But Johns question is, if we think it is wise looking at our earth and
how we use it, to just do as we like it personally.
So I would seriously consider the possibility to have one real life
every second year and virtual ones in between.
Sure, the environment is important, but... honestly... having a meeting
If we take our environment (and that of other people and our children
and ...) serious, there is the challenge for us: find something better
than we used to do.
only every two years sheds a bad light on the project. Look at other
projects, how active they are, what they do throughout the year, how
many events they do. Now compare OOo, one of the largest OSS projects
worldwide. Do we really want to do less than we do already?
In terms of quality, OOoCon is wonderful and one of the best, but in
terms of quantity, OOo has *way* too many events organized under the
"brand" of OpenOffice.org.
If we want to attract more people, we have to do more, real ones, not
virtual ones.
I'm not sure if holding real life meetings is the most important we can
do to attract new people. I know some more items that are on the
radar... Apart from that: acting responsible could help even more.
Ciao - Cor
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