On 08/11/18 21:23, Daniel Pocock wrote: > I think that was a double-misunderstanding then: when I wrote "if it > doesn't need to follow the *Camp pattern too closely", I wasn't > referring to the naming pattern, rather, I was referring to the > character of the event. In other words, I was suggesting that that if > the character of the event is more flexible, forward to debian-events-eu > to see who else wants to come to Dublin.
I don't plan on doing a different kind of event, this format seems to work pretty well. But in any case, once it is defined, it will be announced in the usual channels. > Dublin has a lot of free software and Debian enthusiasts who are likely > to come out of the woodwork when they hear a Debian event is taking > place. That is something that couldn't happen so easily when the other > *Camp events took place away from cities. > > So while I don't want to suggest any more about what the format will be, > it may be helpful to anticipate a wider range of visitors and people who > never came to a Debian event before. Part of the idea of the event is to invite local people that otherwise might not join a Debian event, but at the same time keep the work-focused event. > I'm around Dublin again from 10-20 November. If anybody wants to meet > up for pints or keysigning during that time please say so. Federico and I have been organising more-or-less monthly Debian pints; we announce that in this list. -- Martín Ferrari (Tincho)
