MySQL folks,

At last year's Open Source Convention, I arranged a last-minute BOF
(Birds of a Feather) session one evening.  Many of the core MySQL
developers (and other folks in the audience) answered questions about
MySQL problems, performance tuning tips, missing features, future
development, and so on.

I got the distinct impression that it was worthwhile, based on how
many folks showed up and participated.  So I'd like to do something
similar this year.

This year, I'm trying to plan ahead a bit more. As far as I know,
nobody else is organizing one of these of MySQL.  (If someone is,
please let me know!)

I'm looking for suggestions, comments, and feedback.  If you came last
year, do you have any feedback? Was the format okay?  Could we have
done things in a better way?

In case you don't know about the annual Open Source Convention, you
can find lots of information here:

  http://conferences.oreilly.com/oscon/

Unlike last year, there's a track devoted to MySQL this year. :-)

  http://conferences.oreillynet.com/cs/os2001/pub/w/os2001/sessions_mysql.html

It includes talks about Gemini, Replication, Crash Recovery, Server &
Application Tuning, and more.

Jeremy
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