Hey all, PyCon is always an energizing experience, so great to talk to
tons of other organizers! But it's impossible to finish all the
conversations that get started. This mailing list (Python Group
Organizers) is usually nearly silent, but maybe this is the year
conversations will continue here?
One thing I heard about at PyCon that piqued my interest was using a
public Trello board as the pipeline for user group presentations.
Boulder is doing it here: https://trello.com/b/wm8hatnW/submissions
I've taken the liberty of including the Boulder Python people on this
email to ask how the board has been working, and a bit about how it
works. The submission page is not a Trello thing, or is it? What are
the mechanics behind the scenes? And what works well and doesn't work
well about it? It seems to me that making the process public could help
attract helpers, or hasn't it done that?
Thanks, I'm looking forward to doing something like this in Boston.
--Ned.
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