It seems that in the short term the best thing to do is for all of us to
link to the official site and make sure that Google notices this - I've
updated the link on gis.stackexchange accordingly. May be some
converted tweeting and blog posting will help sway the algorithm.
Ian
On Fri, 29 Nov 2019
Hello Bastian,
thanks for the great news and thanks a lot for the support from TIB.
The videos are available for 3 weeks already. That's great!
NEWS: The videos of this year's FOSS4G Conference in Bucharest are now
available in the AV-Portal of TIB
https://av.tib.eu/series/685 [1]
See you A
Thanks Steven,
I had some contact on telegram with several more travel grant recipients
what would like to share their story. Is there any interest in running a
second article.
--
Jody Garnett
On Wed, 26 Sep 2018 at 00:38, Steven Feldman wrote:
> Jody pointed out that I posted this article in
Thanks Steven, this is great and we will follow this model with our TGP in
Oceania.
Maria - well said. +100
Till (and all the board, and all of OSgeo) - thanks again for your support
for our TGP, it’s had a fantastic response. While fairly small, it already
looks like it will be instrumental in
Dear Maria,
thank you for the strong statement, especially for me (as chair), for the whole
conference committee and of course for our community. Your statement clearly
shows, how important TGP should be for our community and also *why*.
In the next 1-2 weeks I really want to work out a proposa
Thanks Steven,
It is very important to understand *why* TGP is important. Why we do
what we do. It is not charity. It is not throwing money to feel
better. It is not spending money for washing bad behavior.*
The intent is to grow and improve our community with more and more
people that, otherwise
On Wed, Jun 6, 2018 at 4:31 AM, Mark Iliffe wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I’m going to sleep after I send this, it’s been a very stressful few weeks
> for various reasons, one of the biggest being our conference in Dar es
> Salaam. I’m sitting here having my first whiskey in a while, looking out
> towards
Hi Mark,
On Wed, 6 Jun 2018, 04:31 Mark Iliffe, wrote:
> [...]
Over 600 people said with one voice that they wanted to join us in Dar es
> Salaam. As the clock ticks down to the event, this number will only rise
> and rise!
>
> [...]
> Not bad at all
Good luck
Jachym
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Hi List,
There has been some interesting discussion in this thread about how
other conferences run, and comparisons between them and the
professional/volunteer perspective.
I find the cost comparison between OSM Brussels and FOSS4G quite
striking. The OSM Brussels conference "professi
Hi Johan and all,
I have been involved or simply attended a few conferences, in
particular OSGeo-FOSS4G France/Europe/World and OSM-SotM France/World.
I would like to comment on the cost and comparison of the different events.
TL;DR: I feel like FOSSDEM and State of the Map are in the same
catego
On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 11:56 PM, Jonathan wrote:
> Hi Till,
> On the issue of conferences, I'd like to chip in. I've never organised one,
> but my other half has so I know how much work they are, so plenty of respect
> for the effort you've both put into them.
>
> I suppose I'd ask two questions
Picking up on the thread of Steven's list of items/solutions to look into
(please, provide items 7, 8 etc if other perspectives could reap solutions).
and hopefully providing people additional arguments to convince
partners, spouses, parents, bosses and bank managers that coming to Bonn
Jonathan
We hosted FOSS4G 2013 at the university of Nottingham. We were offered a very
good deal from them but it was far from free, universities in the UK and
elsewhere are encouraged to find ways to make more use of their facilities to
generate additional income. We did get all of the worksho
Hi Till,
On the issue of conferences, I'd like to chip in. I've never organised
one, but my other half has so I know how much work they are, so plenty
of respect for the effort you've both put into them.
I suppose I'd ask two questions of any given element of a conference -
Is it necessary, a
Dear All,
I feel that many realised the importance and necessity of CRM here in OSGeo.
So, if anybody could lead and volunteer for CRM selecting, setting-up and
managing, that will be really appreciated. Board could provide necessary
resources, I believe.
Past FOSS4G attendees, FOSS4G and O
Brilliantly summarised Marc
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Steven
> On 22 Dec 2015, at 23:16, Marc Vloemans wrote:
>
> Dear Board et al
>
> Let me give an idea why some kind of CRM would be appropriate;
> - finances are managed in a financial software environment like SAP
> - code is managed in a SVN env like Trac
>
Has anyone looked at Salesforce.com that has offers 10 free licenses to
NPO's as a possible CRM solution.
http://www.salesforce.com/industries/nonprofit/overview/
http://www.salesforce.org/nonprofit/
http://thirdsectorit.org/blog/the-difference-between-regular-salesforce-and-the-nonprofit-starte
Dear Board et al
Let me give an idea why some kind of CRM would be appropriate;
- finances are managed in a financial software environment like SAP
- code is managed in a SVN env like Trac
- collaboration is done in eg Google Docs
- relations are managed in a CRM
however none are managed in a
Hi Steven,
I don’t think that might be another loads of managing different lists. The core
lists are only two, previous attendees and sponsors lists, 11 lists are there
at MailChimp.
Cheers,
신상희
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Shin, Sanghee
Gaia3D, Inc. - The GeoSpatial Company
http://www.gaia3d.com
> 2015. 12. 23.,
Sanghee
I noticed that this conversation is taking place solely on Conference list so I
have extended to Discussions to gain a wider range of opinion hopefully
I think it may be more work for FOSS4G LOCs and others to manage loads of
different spreadsheet lists rather than maintaining one maste
Congrats to Bonn Team and great work by Dublin Team.
I hope the Dublin Team will apply for FOSS4G 2017 Europe and build up your
excellent efforts.
Also my humble suggestion for all LOCs (present and future) and to our wider
community (hence ccing in) is that we see and make use of the global an
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