Re: Time To Propose Your ApacheCon 2019 Project Summit
No, nobody has done. On Wed, Nov 28, 2018, 07:54 Daniel Ruggeri We've traditionally had a day or two of content for httpd... has anyone > added an item to the form? I cannot see the backing database/spreadsheet in > the apachecon gsuite location... > > If not, I can propose and coordinate the track... hopefully with others > (Daniel?, Bill?) who are also on planners@, providing backup as I become > busy at the start of the semester. > -- > Daniel Ruggeri > > On November 27, 2018 8:30:51 AM CST, Rich Bowen wrote: >> >> Save the date: ApacheCon North America will be held in Las Vegas, at the >> Flamingo Hotel, September 9th through 12th, 2019. This is our 20th >> anniversary event, and we really want you, your project, and its >> community, to be involved. >> >> If you want to be part of making this event happen, please join the >> privately-archived planners@ mailing list by sending email to >> planners-subscr...@apachecon.com from your apache.org email address. >> >> A call for presentations will be announced soon. You should start giving >> some thought to what story your project wants to tell at this event, and >> working with your project community to craft presentations around that >> story. >> >> We will have a number of spaces for projects to conduct project summits, >> hackathons, or mini-conferences, lasting anywhere from a half day to the >> entire four days of the event. >> >> If your project, or group of several related projects, would like to >> claim an entire track (one, two, or three days of content) and craft >> that story yourselves, please propose your track or summit here: >> https://goo.gl/forms/lczPlXTmGNIsRf823 >> >> The deadline for proposing a project/topic event is January 7th, (The >> first Monday of the new year) so that we can reflect these topics in the >> CFP. >> >> If your project holds your own standalone events(s) please consider >> co-locating with ApacheCon this coming year. We’ll help you promote your >> event, both as part of ApacheCon, and as its own brand. You get the best >> of both worlds - you get your own event, with control of your content, >> and you get to be part of a larger convention with a broader audience. >> >> This is your conference, and we are counting on you to step up and make >> it yours. >> >> Stay tuned for more information, on the planners list, and on our >> Twitter account @apachecon. And we look forward to seeing you to see you >> in Vegas in September! >> >> Rich Bowen, VP Conferences, and the ApacheCon Planners >> >>
Re: Time To Propose Your ApacheCon 2019 Project Summit
We've traditionally had a day or two of content for httpd... has anyone added an item to the form? I cannot see the backing database/spreadsheet in the apachecon gsuite location... If not, I can propose and coordinate the track... hopefully with others (Daniel?, Bill?) who are also on planners@, providing backup as I become busy at the start of the semester. -- Daniel Ruggeri On November 27, 2018 8:30:51 AM CST, Rich Bowen wrote: >Save the date: ApacheCon North America will be held in Las Vegas, at >the >Flamingo Hotel, September 9th through 12th, 2019. This is our 20th >anniversary event, and we really want you, your project, and its >community, to be involved. > >If you want to be part of making this event happen, please join the >privately-archived planners@ mailing list by sending email to >planners-subscr...@apachecon.com from your apache.org email address. > >A call for presentations will be announced soon. You should start >giving >some thought to what story your project wants to tell at this event, >and >working with your project community to craft presentations around that >story. > >We will have a number of spaces for projects to conduct project >summits, >hackathons, or mini-conferences, lasting anywhere from a half day to >the >entire four days of the event. > >If your project, or group of several related projects, would like to >claim an entire track (one, two, or three days of content) and craft >that story yourselves, please propose your track or summit here: >https://goo.gl/forms/lczPlXTmGNIsRf823 > >The deadline for proposing a project/topic event is January 7th, (The >first Monday of the new year) so that we can reflect these topics in >the >CFP. > >If your project holds your own standalone events(s) please consider >co-locating with ApacheCon this coming year. We’ll help you promote >your >event, both as part of ApacheCon, and as its own brand. You get the >best >of both worlds - you get your own event, with control of your content, >and you get to be part of a larger convention with a broader audience. > >This is your conference, and we are counting on you to step up and make >it yours. > >Stay tuned for more information, on the planners list, and on our >Twitter account @apachecon. And we look forward to seeing you to see >you >in Vegas in September! > >Rich Bowen, VP Conferences, and the ApacheCon Planners > >-- >@apachecon >http://apachecon.com/ >plann...@apachecon.com
