Just adding my vote of interest, but like everyone else too busy to help
organise anything ... if only the GFC had hit Australia harder, we might
have had more unemployed volunteers to help!
/derek
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As I (and others) have said before, we'd *love* to visit Sydney - but
being a for-free podcast, we can't afford to travel that kind of
distance without someone offering to pay for our travel/lodging. We
could, of course, organize a conference which could cover those costs,
but that would require
Im currently in the process of scoping venues for CITCON ANZ down here in
Auckland for next year, have a few venues in mind but still looking for
options, catering prices seem to be the killer for a lot of things ;(
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Pull me down under...
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 10:42 PM, Steven Herod wrote:
Well, I sent out a survey and did some basic information gathering
including contacting Dick who helpfully responded.
Various venues were discussed, and there seemed to be some interest,
but nothing overwhelming and at the time it looked alot like there
were only several seriously committed folk.
Yes, with Atlassian and Google in sydney, would be some interest,
surely.
They are often sponsoring things here, and I can't drink the beer all
by myself (but by gosh I am trying).
On Sep 29, 3:49 pm, AaronW wrote:
> I second that request! maybe sponsored by the unoffical
> javaposse
I second that request! maybe sponsored by the unoffical
javaposse sponsors who just happend to be based in Sydney hint
hint (atlassian)
On Sep 29, 10:29 am, Michael Neale wrote:
> and my "javaposse" I mean "javaposse roundup" !
>
> On Sep 29, 10:28 am, Michael Neale wrote:
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> >
and my "javaposse" I mean "javaposse roundup" !
On Sep 29, 10:28 am, Michael Neale wrote:
> (or Melbourne, or NZ) etc..
>
> was some talk of it a while back...
>
> I am sure at least *some* of the posse members would be willing to
> make the trek.
>
> Note: from SFO to Sydney is 14 hours or less
