I would definitely want to come - and it's not unrealistic that I might 
make it for any of the places you mention even if the Europe alternatives 
are much easier.

I wonder how many tiddlers you're allowed to check in on a flight.

<:-)


On Thursday, July 30, 2015 at 8:41:04 PM UTC+2, stevesuny wrote:
>
> Reviving an old thread:
>
> I've been asked to submit budget requests for the 2015-2016 academic year 
> (beginning September 1, 2015) to my University. 
>
> So: I'm going to request funds to travel to the "Tiddlywiki as Hypertext" 
> conference, to be held in Amsterdam, UK (Oxford or Cambridge) or Toronto in 
> March/April/May 2016. 
>
>
> A true bureaucratic solution: request the funding first, create the 
> conference next :) I'll volunteer to work on the conference program and 
> organize some sort of review process. Hopefully  someone here will 
> volunteer to be chair of the "host committee" to organize the venue and 
> on-the-ground details
>
>
> A quick, off-the-cuff description of the conference theme, obviously to be 
> shaped by the participants:  
>
> >Tiddlywiki can be envisioned and described within the broad vison of 
> "hypertext" imagined by pioneers Vannevar Bush, Ted Nelson and Doug 
> Englebart.* This conference will bring together users and developers within 
> the Tiddlywiki ecosystem to consider, demonstrate and document  the 
> relationship between the Bush/Nelson/Englebart vision, and the Tiddlywiki 
> (TW5) community's implementation, practices and techniques. Participants 
> will include users, developers, scholars and students. We anticipate about 
> 15-25 attendees and participants.
>
> * Bush, As we may think <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/As_We_May_Think>. 
> Nelson, Literary Machines 
> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literary_Machines>. Engelbart, Mother of 
> all demos 
> <https://www.google.com/url?q=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FThe_Mother_of_All_Demos&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNHdBKXUMCZqz9-OGcREWEpFfeo7kA>
>
> Anyone interested?
>
> //steve.
>
> On Wednesday, April 23, 2014 at 9:53:43 AM UTC-4, stevesuny wrote:
>>
>> About 18 months ago, in another thread, Dickon wrote:
>>
>> *"Conference?: This leads me to suggest that one way forward would be to 
>> think about that old fashioned idea of getting people together to share how 
>> they are using TS... I am not so interested in the technical development 
>> (though am in awe of you who do it!) but I would like to hear narratives 
>> of how other people are using their spaces and the various things 
>> that this-being-TS (rather than some other blogging space) allows them to 
>> do this.  I suppose I would suggest a small conference - get 
>> some people together who can talk about how they are using TS - why they 
>> are using TS and not something else out there.  *
>>
>>  I agree that this be a good idea. I don't know if it should be TW5 or 
>> Classic, or if it matters. I've not made the leap to TW5 (I'm a tiddlyspace 
>> user), so I think I'm partial to TW Classic, but I could be convinced 
>> otherwise.
>>
>> I imagine a small group of users, perhaps gathered digitally, but ideally 
>> face-to-face, maybe 10-15 attendees, to share what we've been doing. I've 
>> been using tiddly* (mostly, tiddlyspace) as a platform to support teaching 
>> & learning (the "SUNYIT users" in tiddlyspace), and would love to share in 
>> understanding what others are doing. Forcing ourselves to gather our 
>> findings in a presentation space might enable us to learn from each other. 
>> And this moment in time (especially with the uncertainty in the tiddlyspace 
>> world) might be opportune.
>>
>> Anyone interested? If I get 3-4 responses here, I'll initiate a broader 
>> discussion when we can start talking about timing and location. One 
>> motivating factor for me: a looming deadline for small-grant submission 
>> (May 15) that I'd hope to use to fund my participation & travel. 
>>
>> //steve.
>> Steve Schneider
>> [email protected] <javascript:>
>> SUNY Institute of Technology
>>
>

 

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