Am 16.04.2014 um 09:52 schrieb Filip Kłębczyk <[email protected]>:
> W dniu 16.04.2014 14:43, Andreas Jung pisze: >> The selection process has been always open afaik. > > Then where are all the proposals shown that were sent for 2014 and 2015 > hosting? Where are the criteria that decided German proposal was better than > the one from Belgium. In my opinion process is not open and transparent. Ask EPS. > >> You need enough people >> doing the work, you need to write a proposal and submit it if there is an >> EPS call for the next conference. As far as I recall for there was a proposal >> by the polish Python community for the 2014/15 conference. > > There wasn't for a good reason. I recommend you to talk to Marc-Andre > Lemburg, maybe he can explain you how the situation looked like. Also I > recommend you reading the mails on this mailing list since June 2012. Please what? > >> There had been >> conferences e.g. like the Plone conference (Python-based CMS) many years >> ago in Budapest, several people already added the RuPy in Poland over >> the last years… I think there is nobody say „we don’t want conferences in >> Eastern Europe“….it is a question of consensus among the local python user >> groups >> in each country in order to do such an effort. For the sake on completeness: >> the >> 2014 Python conference in Ukraine had to be cancelled for well-known >> reasons. > > Andreas, I think we are talking about Europython here, not about being happy > that other conferences take place in Eastern Europe. No idea what your point is. I suggest you speak to EPS directly. Andreas _______________________________________________ EuroPython 2014 Berlin, 21th27th July EuroPython mailing list [email protected] https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/europython
