Hello, all! I apologize for the off-topic message, but I think it would be of interest to most people interested in Wikimania, and I'd hate to see anyone miss out because they didn't know about the event. I'm writing to invite you to this year's RCC in the Bay Area of Northern California.
RecentChangesCamp is a world-wide "unconference" for wiki technologists, wiki users and wiki admins. Also invited are people from related technology and community practises, as we look for common ground on community, collaboration, and self-organizing behaviour. The event is free of charge for all participants, thanks to our generous sponsors. You can read more here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RecentChangesCamp
RecentChangesCamp 2008 will be held in Palo Alto, California from 9-10 May 2008. It will be a three-day conference with the agenda set by the participants on-site. The emphasis of RecentChangesCamp is on bringing together smart, talented people for productive, peer-to-peer talks. RecentChangesCamp uses a process called Open Space (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Space_Technology) to organize and focus discussion.
This is the fourth such event in three years. (The others have been held in Portland and Montreal). Many Wikimania participants also attend RCC. If you haven't been to one before, ask someone who has; feedback has been uniformly great.
If you would like to attend, please just add your name to our wiki:
http://rcc2008.blueoxen.net/attendees
If that seems crazy, you can sign up on Upcoming:
http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/473283/
...or Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=14409100277
Please check out our wiki if you have any questions; also feel free to contact anyone in our all-volunteer organizing group. You can write to me directly or call my cell phone (+1-514-554-3826).
Thanks for your patience, I hope to see you at RCC 2008! If not, then in Alexandria! Or both!
-Evan
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Of course, if you follow the blog at http://blog.wikimedia.org, you'd already know this information. :)
Cary
Evan Prodromou wrote: | Hello, all! I apologize for the off-topic message, but I think it would | be of interest to most people interested in Wikimania, and I'd hate to | see anyone miss out because they didn't know about the event. I'm | writing to invite you to this year's RCC in the Bay Area of Northern | California. | | http://rcc2008.blueoxen.net/ | | RecentChangesCamp is a world-wide "unconference" for wiki technologists, | wiki users and wiki admins. Also invited are people from related | technology and community practises, as we look for common ground on | community, collaboration, and self-organizing behaviour. The event is | free of charge for all participants, thanks to our generous sponsors. | You can read more here: | | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RecentChangesCamp | | RecentChangesCamp 2008 will be held in Palo Alto, California from 9-10 | May 2008. It will be a three-day conference with the agenda set by the | participants on-site. The emphasis of RecentChangesCamp is on bringing | together smart, talented people for productive, peer-to-peer talks. | RecentChangesCamp uses a process called Open Space | (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Space_Technology) to organize and | focus discussion. | | This is the fourth such event in three years. (The others have been held | in Portland and Montreal). Many Wikimania participants also attend RCC. | If you haven't been to one before, ask someone who has; feedback has | been uniformly great. | | If you would like to attend, please just add your name to our wiki: | | http://rcc2008.blueoxen.net/attendees | | If that seems crazy, you can sign up on Upcoming: | | http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/473283/ | | ...or Facebook: | | http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=14409100277 | | Please check out our wiki if you have any questions; also feel free to | contact anyone in our all-volunteer organizing group. You can write to | me directly or call my cell phone (+1-514-554-3826). | | Thanks for your patience, I hope to see you at RCC 2008! If not, then in | Alexandria! Or both! | | -Evan
On Fri, 2008-04-18 at 13:44 -0700, Cary Bass wrote:
Of course, if you follow the blog at http://blog.wikimedia.org, you'd already know this information. :)
Wow! Gotta get up pretty early in the morning, I guess.
I'm adding the Wikimedia blog to my feed reader. Useful site!
-Evan
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