On 03/14/2012 05:35 AM, Leisse Alexandra (Nokia-DXM/Oslo) wrote:
> In conclusion, the registration process was not the difficult or
> complicated part. Keeping track of people was, especially since you need
> reliable attendance numbers for food, infrastructure and potentially hotel
> rooms. And to my experience, good developers are not necessarily good at
> organizing themselves ("Oh? Is it next month already?"). :PAs I see this, the way to solve the problem is NOT sending invitations. This is the Qt Contributors Summit: if you are maintainer you NEED to register and be there. If you are an approver you'd BETTER register and be there. If you need travel sponsorship you'd BETTER act fast. If these guys don't take their seats, others will. Catering needs will be defined according to registered participants a week before the event (the usual margin). Accommodation is something participants take care of themselves. If someone forgets to register, book flights or hotel... Well, we are not their mum. What we will do is to create enough fuzz and interest to make it difficult to forget about the QtCS. So the very practical questions still remain: - How can people start applying for the event registration? Can someone apply to a DevNet group QtCS 2012 pending approval by a moderator (e.g. me)? - How can people manifest their travel sponsorship needs? Sivan or whoever is interested: please create a wiki page under http://qt-project.org/wiki (yes, that one integrated with DevNet profiles etc). -- Quim _______________________________________________ Marketing mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/marketing
