[email protected] wrote:
On Fri, Oct 15, 2010 at 03:05:14PM +0200, Adrian Knoth wrote:
I finally had to ask Wikipedia to find out it's in Italy.
So was this modified *after* the complaint email:
http://smc2011.smcnetwork.org/venue.htm
If so, that was quick ;)
It's probably better known as Padua, just as Genua and Mantua.
None of these names is used in Italian - only Padova, Genova
and Mantova.
But "Padua, Italy" *is* the first result you get in google if you type
in "Padova" (after an ad for "hotels in Padova" of course). I wonder if
although using google in English it changes results based on the
location anyway...
Although I'm not a football fan I think the Genova team is actually
called Genoa.
Given the international context of conferences, I encourage announcement
writers to include the country when posting a CfP. ;)
"Conservatorio", "Cesare" and "Pollini" are all very Italian...
But of course I'm biased !
Yea, "Conservatorio" especially, but I'm biased too.
Lorenzo
Ciao,
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