Re: [LIG] [ilugd] [PLUG] [x-post] foss events list in india 2008?

2007-10-31 Thread Linux Lingam
dear all,

so looks like the community has gravitated towards upcoming.yahoo.com
and that solves our problem.
one final issue: exactly what is the url for discovering all foss and
foss-related events in dinai at upcoming.yahoo.com

for instance, when i visit the site, it naturally defaults to 'delhi'
as my location, and lists events i am not interested in.

on searching for 'foss' events in 'india' i get a list of two events,
foss.in and the chennai event. the bangalore barcamp is not listed.

sigh! signal to noise ratio needs soem work. one single url for the
foss community will do wonders.

philip, what's your take?

:-)
niyam

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Re: [LIG] [ilugd] [PLUG] [x-post] foss events list in india 2008?

2007-10-31 Thread Vivek Khurana

 on searching for 'foss' events in 'india' i get a list of two events,
 foss.in and the chennai event. the bangalore barcamp is not listed.


 And how come bangalore barcamp is a foss event ? No every technology
event is a FOSS event.

regards
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Re: [LIG] [ilugd] [PLUG] [x-post] foss events list in india 2008?

2007-10-31 Thread sudhanwa Jogalekar
On 10/31/07, Vivek Khurana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  on searching for 'foss' events in 'india' i get a list of two events,
  foss.in and the chennai event. the bangalore barcamp is not listed.
 

  And how come bangalore barcamp is a foss event ? No every technology
 event is a FOSS event.

 regards
 VK


Absolutely.

A typical barcamp has no relation to FOSS. Their websites also never
mention it as a FOSS event.

-Sudhanwa


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Re: [LIG] [ilugd] [PLUG] [x-post] foss events list in india 2008?

2007-10-30 Thread Linux Lingam
On 10/30/07, Philip Tellis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On 30/10/2007, Linux Lingam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  and linux-india.org recommended by kishore bhargava.

 I'd suggest just adding events to upcoming.org and tagging them with
 foss and india (optional).  I could write up a pipe that gets you all
 foss events in india from there as an RSS feed or JSON or possibly
 ical.  This can be imported into any site that wants to display it.
 We'll also have pretty maps ;)

i think this truly addresses and solves the problem.
then all LUGs can feed it into their sites, users can subscribe to the
RSS feeds, kenneth won't need a volunteer to populate the nrcfoss
sites, and well, the pretty maps are great for guys like me with no
geo-magnetic sense in my forehead.

so, the quick fox jumps over the lazy blue moon. :-)

between a choice for linux-india.org and the above site,
i vote for upcoming.yahoo.com with the pipe from philip.
+1
what's your vote?


the only task left will be to prod everyone to submit upcoming or
planned events to upcoming.yahoo.com site.

one last question: the compiled info on the site/page. can we
specifically mention the cc-by or  cc-pd or other license or public
domain dedication to that compilation?


niyam

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Re: [LIG] [ilugd] [PLUG] [x-post] foss events list in india 2008?

2007-10-30 Thread Linux Lingam
 Ok, I second the vote, and here are your feeds:

 JSON:
 http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.run?_id=4jphZveG3BG0fLa9jknRlg_render=json

 RSS:
 http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.run?_id=4jphZveG3BG0fLa9jknRlg_render=rss

 And if all you want is a simple HTML unordered list that you can stick
 into your page, use this:
 http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.run?_id=4jphZveG3BG0fLa9jknRlg
 and apply your own CSS rules.

 Philip

 PS: The pipe page is here:
 http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=4jphZveG3BG0fLa9jknRlg
 Anyone can view the source, but to modify it, you'll have to clone it
 first.  Let me know if you make changes and would like them to get
 back into the primary pipe.


wow! this is so fantastic, this is one flew over the cuckoo's nest
under the blues moon!
:-)

a big hand of applause for philip for sorting out the site and pipes
for the indian foss community. way to go!

next steps:

1) various LUG and foss admins, would recommend you take the pipes and
the feeds and dose them to your respective sites.

2) rahul, you could consider asking your staff to submit event-entries
to this site, and then feed it back to your openitis.com site.

3) periodically, a few of us, including i, will send reminders out on
mailing lists, requesting people to submit their event details to this
url.

okie dokie, let's roll with the details. so don't tell me we've only
got foss.in and chennai's event happening. we've got:

barcamp in bangalore in november
freed.in feb 2008
linuxasia new avatar in feb
gnunify
osscamp delhi
placeholders..

whoever has the details, please add them to the site.

:-)

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Re: [LIG] [ilugd] [PLUG] [x-post] foss events list in india 2008?

2007-10-30 Thread Rahul Sundaram

Linux Lingam wrote:


2) rahul, you could consider asking your staff to submit event-entries
to this site, and then feed it back to your openitis.com site.


Umm, I don't have any staff and I am not part of either of these sites. 
If you want to send feedback, you have to contact the webmasters or the 
management team involved.


Rahul

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Re: [LIG] [ilugd] [PLUG] [x-post] foss events list in india 2008?

2007-10-30 Thread Sankarshan Mukhopadhyay
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Rahul Sundaram wrote:
 Linux Lingam wrote:
 
 2) rahul, you could consider asking your staff to submit event-entries
 to this site, and then feed it back to your openitis.com site.
 
 Umm, I don't have any staff and I am not part of either of these sites.
 If you want to send feedback, you have to contact the webmasters or the
 management team involved.

doh !! you know this gentleman called Rahul Chopra don't you ? ;)

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Re: [LIG] [ilugd] [PLUG] [x-post] foss events list in india 2008?

2007-10-30 Thread ಓಂ
with your goals **probably** reached how about avoiding *x-post*ing?

technicalities... are ...

If i edit subject line, it becomes a new thread!
if i say reply-all, it will bounce from other bunch of lists where I
am not subscribed to.. so people who have suggestion might remain
silent.. in short... cross-posting may have it's disadvantages :-)

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Re: [LIG] [ilugd] [PLUG] [x-post] foss events list in india 2008?

2007-10-30 Thread Vivek Khurana
On 10/31/07, ಓಂ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 with your goals **probably** reached how about avoiding *x-post*ing?

 technicalities... are ...

 If i edit subject line, it becomes a new thread!
 if i say reply-all, it will bounce from other bunch of lists where I
 am not subscribed to.. so people who have suggestion might remain
 silent.. in short... cross-posting may have it's disadvantages :-)

 Guru, A sufi master said while dying, People dont listen. How so
much you shout some people will still x-post. Better to put such
emails in /ignore list.

 looks like after spam the next major problem with email is going to
be propaganda mail

regards
VK

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Re: [LIG] [ilugd] [PLUG] [x-post] foss events list in india 2008?

2007-10-29 Thread Linux Lingam
we've got two shortlisted sites:


 http://nrcfosshelpline.in/web/calendar/

 It might be best to keep add to it, than re-invent the wheel.
[snip]
 Kingsly

and linux-india.org recommended by kishore bhargava.


the nrcfosshelpline site is more populated but alas, no way for anyone
to log in and submit an event, or so it seems.
the linux-india events module seems to have a rather clunky interface,
and so far the only event it lists is foss.in. however, anyone can log
in to submit an event.

so which one, or which other, do you guys recommend?

:-)
n

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