On 10/06/10 11:45, Jeff Waugh wrote:
<quote who="George Patterson">For those that are considering it without previous unconference/conference experience, do something smaller first. Try an BarCamp first of comparable length. Please don't be scared off by this but plan it fully.Concur. I ran GNOME.conf.au as a linux.conf.au miniconf for a few years. It took quite a bit of preparation for a fairly simple event -- one room, one stream, 8-10 sessions, most of which were half presentation, half Q&A. They were much-loved and incredibly satisfying to work on. Nothing like a whole day of sharing and energy to meet and greet your peers and future friends!
On http://linux.org.au/LCA:"In 2011 linux.conf.au is heading to Brisbane. From the 16th to the 22nd of January the Queensland capital will play host to one of the world's best conferences for Free and Open Source Software developers and users."
Sounds like we in the Brisbane team need to get cracking... Paul
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