On Wednesday 28 February 2007 17:39, Michael Hudson wrote: > As the days and weeks tick by, EuroPython approaches. > > I'm at a PyPy sprint and Bea Düring and I have been talking about > organizing the programme -- what tracks are we going to have, who is going > to run them, and perhaps most importantly fixing some kind of timeline -- > when are we going to send out a CFP? what deadline will it have for > proposals?
I think we really need to establish and publish a timeline. As was noted last year, there's a lot of stuff which can happily go on in parallel with the organisation of the local details, and people need help in deciding whether they're going to be doing a talk, how long they have to prepare for it, how long they can hold off before registering, and so on (hoping that we don't get a lot of warmed up talks from PyCon, incidentally). > As such, we think we should have a meeting in #europython on freenode on > Wednesday the 7th of March at 18:00 central european time. That wouldn't fit in with my schedule, but I'd gladly volunteer to be a general Web monkey like last year, especially if it dampens down the debate about which Web publishing solution gets used. Paul _______________________________________________ EuroPython mailing list EuroPython@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/europython
