On 16/05/11 21:43, Guillaume Paumier wrote: <snip> > I'm particularly interested in hearing about how people here felt > about the communications around and during the event (whether they > attended in person or followed the event remotely): e.g. did you watch > and/or participate in the live video feed, live note-taking, IRCing, > tweeting, blogging, and did you find it useful. <snip>
I have been at the event for 7 days. The main trouble is that most people talk a mix of foreign language and or English. French should be a requirement. I really liked the live note-taking. It let you catch back when you got disturbed by something else, let you read hard to understand English words and provide a very useful reading about what you have done during the day. I think, on Monday, Haeb used the Etherpad notes to write his articles for the SignPost. I have not used IRC that much, mostly to find where other people where or to asynchronously ask questions I do not tweet. Your blog posts on the techblog are the most important things. The reason being that, in the future, they are probably the only text which will still be read by people. In conclusion: blog : +++ etherpad : ++ IRC : = tweet : - video : = (I was there) PS: please write blog posts in French next time =)))) -- Ashar Voultoiz _______________________________________________ Wikitech-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikitech-l
