On Thu, 2009-09-17 at 18:10 -0700, Jeffrey Hulten wrote: >> Are we talking either/or, or are we talking both?
The most definitive answer is in the other thread, "Meeting locations confirmed and Python Day planning". The group declined the Pg offer due to the registration fee. That doesn't preclude anybody from organizing some Python content at the conference on their own if they want to. There is no organizing committee for the Python Day yet so it's still just an idea. I have yet to hear anybody say, "I'd like to be on the organizing team." So any speculation on the timing or nature of the day are just ideas at this point. People have expressed a general desire for a recurring Python Day (50-100 people) and a regional Python conference (100-300 people). "Day" is just a name for it; chosen mainly for its informality and open-endedness. it could be a one-day or two-day event. I'd suggest sticking to one day until we've done some more of them. Events could include talks, lightning talks, sprints, or anything else people would like to do. -- Mike Orr <[email protected]>
