[videoblogging] Vloggercamp = barcampusa

2007-02-23 Thread schlomo rabinowitz
So part of what I'm hearing is Conference Fatigue and some people
want to go camping instead.  Well, that's exactly what some of us are
doing with BarCampUSA http://barcampusa.org

Why not just have it there?

One thing to think about though is that many people on this list do
not go to conferences.  They don't put themselves on the conference
curcuit, so something like discussions/panels are actually helpful for
them.

When I think about it, I bet fewer than 60 people on this list attend
more than 3 conferences a year.  I understand Conf Fatigue, which is
why I've chosen to limit the amount of them I'm attending this
year...its a quick, easy way to cure yourself of the fatigue.

I don't even think I'm spelling fatigue right...

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Re: [videoblogging] Vloggercamp = barcampusa

2007-02-23 Thread Rupert
Yeah, I had just posted this exact thought a couple of hours ago, and  
ever since have been excited by it and trying to think up ways to  
convince my wife Kate to interrupt our Canadian holiday for a few  
days in Wisconsin!  Seems like the perfect synthesis to me, and  
pretty exciting, too if the whole event is as big as it's billed to  
be.  Also, if BarCampUSA is a huge success and continues year after  
year, it'd be great to have been in at the start.
And you spelt Fatigue totally right.  Should that be 'spelled' or  
'spelt'.  Hm.

Rupert

On 23 Feb 2007, at 18:23, schlomo rabinowitz wrote:

So part of what I'm hearing is Conference Fatigue and some people
want to go camping instead. Well, that's exactly what some of us are
doing with BarCampUSA http://barcampusa.org

Why not just have it there?

One thing to think about though is that many people on this list do
not go to conferences. They don't put themselves on the conference
curcuit, so something like discussions/panels are actually helpful for
them.

When I think about it, I bet fewer than 60 people on this list attend
more than 3 conferences a year. I understand Conf Fatigue, which is
why I've chosen to limit the amount of them I'm attending this
year...its a quick, easy way to cure yourself of the fatigue.

I don't even think I'm spelling fatigue right...

Schlomo
http://schlomolog.blogspot.com
http://webshots.com/is/spotlight
http://hatfactory.net
http://evilvlog.com

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Re: [videoblogging] Vloggercamp = barcampusa

2007-02-23 Thread Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen
I looked up 'fatigue' for you. You're in the clear. I can't say that I  
suffer conference fatigue (my conference count for the past year is only 3  
or 4), but I do have a patience problem when it comes to panels and  
speakers. I feel this is more a problem with how most panels are conducted  
rather than a problem with the concept of panels.

The cozyness of a camping trip is lost when there are 5000 campers. I'm  
just sayin'. It is also worth considering that holding a vertigo event in  
continuation of barcampusa is harder than holding it in continuation of  
'videoblogger conference, NYC'. Or at least I'm assuming it's easier to  
get people who did not attend the videoblogger conference to show up in  
NYC for a vertigo meeting. And I see practical and economically reasons  
for doing those two events back-to-back.

And while I would love to go camping I can also imagine the expression on  
my accountant's face when I try to write it off as a business expense. :o)

- Andreas

Den 23.02.2007 kl. 19:23 skrev schlomo rabinowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 So part of what I'm hearing is Conference Fatigue and some people
 want to go camping instead.  Well, that's exactly what some of us are
 doing with BarCampUSA http://barcampusa.org

 Why not just have it there?

 One thing to think about though is that many people on this list do
 not go to conferences.  They don't put themselves on the conference
 curcuit, so something like discussions/panels are actually helpful for
 them.

 When I think about it, I bet fewer than 60 people on this list attend
 more than 3 conferences a year.  I understand Conf Fatigue, which is
 why I've chosen to limit the amount of them I'm attending this
 year...its a quick, easy way to cure yourself of the fatigue.

 I don't even think I'm spelling fatigue right...

 Schlomo
 http://schlomolog.blogspot.com
 http://webshots.com/is/spotlight
 http://hatfactory.net
 http://evilvlog.com



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