Ed, I'm going to post a wiki page shortly to coordinate all the local and remote groups. Stay tuned, it kicks off at 1pm PST today
On Sat, May 29, 2010 at 11:03 AM, M. Edward (Ed) Borasky <[email protected]> wrote: > Quoting Ryan Sarver <[email protected]>: > >> Hey all, >> >> Just wanted to update everyone and let you know that we are going to be >> extending the Annotations hackfest to anyone interested, regardless of >> whether or not you are able to make it to SF. We'll be providing a preview >> of Annotations to anyone interested with the caveat that it might get torn >> down again after the weekend is over if we feel like we need to make some >> changes based on the feedback from the weekend. >> >> Unfortunately the actual judging will only be possible for people that are >> able to make it to the office, but we wanted to make sure developers >> around >> the world were able to participate and provide feedback on this EARLY >> preview of Annotations. Your hard work will still get featured with >> everyone >> else's in the blog or wherever we end up putting links to all that was >> accomplished over the weekend. >> >> We will also be trying to setup video uplinks so we can all get to meet >> each >> other virtually, regardless of where you are geographically. So get your >> webcams ready. >> >> You'll still need to submit through the form in the blog post ( >> http://engineering.twitter.com/2010/05/annotations-hackfest.html) as we >> need >> the twitter handles of people on your team so we can enable Annotations >> for >> you. Please be sure to note in the description that you will be a remote >> team and where you will be tuning in from. >> >> We are incredibly excited to see what everyone comes up with. See you >> there >> physically or virtually. >> >> Best, Ryan >> > > How are we coordinating the remote folks? Twitter? IRC? Email? > > >
