So, for those who don't know me, I used to run OINK-PUG (Ohio, Indiana, Northern Kentucky PHP Users Group), and I also work on the Community Team of GitHub. :)
First, I can take care of passing along the feedback about the organization notifications to our developers, and thanks for bringing that up! Second, we've provided the PHPLeaders organization with a free Bronze account, so no need to worry about finding the funds to cover that. Let me know if there's anything else we can do to help! -Elizabeth On Thu, Dec 5, 2013 at 1:47 PM, Tim Lytle <t...@timlytle.net> wrote: > Seems like I missed most of the fun here, but I'm definitly a fan of more > visibly linking user groups to php.net (I think I got us listed as an > event > once, but since it wouldn't pull from Meetup, I just didn't get around to > it again). > > Integration with meetup would be a big plus (happy to help there, as I have > a few hacks that mangle Trello / Meetup / etc for our local general tech > group). > > Joind.in sounds good too, although I've only put one or two meetups there. > For some reason the approval / admin process just feels like it's for > conferences, and I feel silly doing it for our monthly meetup (just a > perception issue probably). Seems like there are some potential features > that could be added there to make that process easier for recurring meetups > (just a thought, no criticism intended). > > Love Beth's idea of a speaker database. As two of us do most of the > presentations, it would be great to find speakers who are near (or > traveling near) our area, as well as those comfortable doing it remotely. > > Tim >
