On Wed, Feb 2, 2011 at 9:48 AM, drew <[email protected]> wrote: from Drew: > > Thinking now that it might be a good place to compromise - maybe let go > of the case and look at just having the DVD blanks printed up - slip > into green (?) envelopes with a nice big clear window. > > I'll get that quote together and maybe we can look at a bigger run. > (Although in all honesty when I ran this by the BOSS - she gave me "that > look"...rofl...I love a good challenge and her) >
This seems right. SCALE is expecting 80 exhibitors. The shiny cover art might make a difference but prolly not much. I'm a little jaded by the people who infest these events with the bleat of "Got any free stuff?". What we want are people who are genuinely interested, and will use LibreOffice. >> >> Thank you for the opening to think about this. Ideas to implement at >> LinuxFest Northwest too. >> >> Carl >> linuxfestnorthwest.org...register to exhibit, present, sponsor or participate > > Speaking of LFNW - IMO, the group really should start beating the weeds > to get some presentation submissions... > > Not to mention that the SELF organizers put out the CFP this last week > also. > > Then there is the inaugural Mid-WEST Linux Fest (might be they are > calling that something a little different) in St. Louis, smack dab in > the middle of your event and SELF time wise.. they come bang, bang, bang > from here on out don't they. > > > //drew > Thanks for the poke. We're working on submissions; there's some back end system fussing going on. Interesting about the inaugural Mid-America GNU/Linux Networkers Conference. It's good to see these regional meets showing up. The LFNW-ites have a good relationship with SCALE (Ilan and others). We've talked about consolidating efforts, but not much has happened as yet. Carl -- Unsubscribe instructions: E-mail to [email protected] List archive: http://listarchives.libreoffice.org/us/marketing/ *** All posts to this list are publicly archived for eternity ***
