On 05/11/18 01:38, Daniel Pocock wrote: >>> Were you hoping for a seasonal theme, a topical theme, or it is >>> completely open at the moment? If it doesn't need to follow the *Camp >>> pattern too closely, maybe it could be circulated on debian-events-eu >>> and elsewhere, but I didn't want to make any assumptions about that.
>> Thanks Daniel, but I really don't want any bikeshedding. The name is >> pretty trivial, and it will be something like RainCamp or somesuch.. > After reading about all the fine work of the antiharassment team in > recent announcements, don't you feel it is a bit out of character to > disparage somebody else's input with a comment like bikeshedding? Sorry it came out that way. I did not mean you were bikeshedding, but asking people in debian-events-eu for suggestions for the name would invite bikeshedding. I only extended the offer to the very small lists I've sent my mail to. > The question wasn't about the name alone, it was also about ascertaining > the character of the event, e.g. will there be a focus on a technical > topic, or will it be purely social? Given there aren't a lot of free > software events in Dublin, different people may come expecting different > things, so it may be better to clarify the aims of the event in advance. My idea is to continue the format of the other Sun/Snow Camps, which were a mixture of social and technical work. Take a look at the wikipages of those events, it will give you a better idea of how people experienced. > Craicamp or EireCamp perhaps? CraiCamp has some ring to it, but I am afraid of sending the wrong message :) -- Martín Ferrari (Tincho)
