On Mon, Dec 27, 2010 at 7:21 PM, Gaurav Paliwal < [email protected]> wrote:
> >>> >>>>> I really appreciate presence of everyone and sorry that you were >>>>> unable to get anything out of it. >>>>> >>>> >>> I also don't get anything out of osscamps as you don't get anything out >>> of yesterdays meet. >>> >> >> you need to be at one first. a mozcamp is different from an osscamp. and >> even if you didnt get anything out of osscamp, how is that a problem? >> > > I attended one osscamps when it was organized in IIT Delhi , in which > backktrack guy came. > so, how is if you don't get anything out of yesterday meet can become a > problem for me as told by you in previous thread.Check your previous reply > ".....I had no take-away from the meet up. " > I quote myself from that mail: "Why? Because there was no take away for me, and that doesnt mean it was a bad meetup. Judging by everyone's experiences, they did have a take-away." I can probably teach you a thing or two about FOSS, but I really cant teach you English. Sorry. But in short, don't pull ideas out of thin air. This wastes your and my time, equally. And please dont blame me if l...@iitd organised a not-useful OSScamp. I am not responsible for every OSScamp. I'll happily take criticism and suggestions for OSScamps I organised. Plus, In an unconference, if you dont have a take-away; its your fault. Have you heard of the Law of Two Feet? > > > >> >>> > I get confused when I hear "meetup > unconference > foss.in". What is >>>> that trying to achieve? >>>> >>> >>> you need to see this : >>> http://www.slideshare.net/aanjhan/keynote-at-fossin-2010 >>> <http://www.slideshare.net/aanjhan/keynote-at-fossin-2010%20> >>> >> >> how is that relevant here ? >> >> > It is relevant.This is to tell you what foss.in has achieved.This is > answer to your comment "... foss.in". What is that trying to achieve?" > Ok another language problem. But, I'll try and go with you here. I said, "I get confused when I hear "meetup > unconference > foss.in". What is that trying to achieve?", which in English means: what is the proposed road-map of a meetup to unconference to something similar to FOSS.in or even better going to achieve ? Can you tell me what FOSS.in achieved ? How has it made your life better ? Why do you want anything like FOSS.in or anything better ? We dont need another meet up, another unconference, another foss.in. What we need is tangible results. That is something we are desperately trying at any OSScamp as well. Oh, but I am not supposed to use the "O" word. So, I am simply repeating my original question: What is the objective of all these efforts ? What is it that you/me/we want to achieve ? > > > -- > With Regards, > Gaurav Paliwal > http://gauravpaliwal.com > > -- > l...@iitd - http://tinyurl.com/ycueutm > -- l...@iitd - http://tinyurl.com/ycueutm
