Hi,
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> De: "lamby"
>
> (On a point of order, I'm sure many of the answers to the above are simply
> "time". As we are all busy people this is always to be expected so I would
> gently request not responding with this reason unless you feel you would
> be adding a
On Sat, Aug 18, 2018 at 10:56:55PM +0100, Chris Lamb wrote:
> - If you ran an event before but you are no longer running it, why
> not? Are there any specific reasons you could point to?
I ran a BSP once at my company's offices [1]. The company stopped having
offices not long after, so that
On 19/08/18 16:33, Chris Lamb wrote:
>> I think that if one wants to promote the organisation of more events,
>> the best way would be to offset some of the load to Debian proper.
>> Funding is the big one […]
>
> Can just briefly confirm that you are referring to Debian literally
> funding the
Hello Chris,
On Sat 18 Aug 2018 at 10:56PM +0100, Chris Lamb wrote:
> I'm still on a bit of "DebConf high" so I was naturally wondering when my
> next Debian event might be.
This is nice to hear, thank you for sharing :)
> Of course, not all events need to be as big as a DebConf.
I would hope
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Dear Martín,
> I think that if one wants to promote the organisation of more events,
> the best way would be to offset some of the load to Debian proper.
> Funding is the big one […]
Can just briefly confirm that you are referring to Debian literally
funding the event
Hi Chris,
I have discussed with you many of these topics in private, but I think
it is worth sharing it with the community.
On 18/08/18 22:56, Chris Lamb wrote:
> - If you ran an event before but you are no longer running it, why
> not? Are there any specific reasons you could point to?
Dear -project,
I'm still on a bit of "DebConf high" so I was naturally wondering when my
next Debian event might be.
Of course, not all events need to be as big as a DebConf. Whilst we do run
a large number of non-DebConf events such as Bug Squashing Parties or
sprints [0] there seems to be no
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