On 12/10/13 22:26, Patty Langasek wrote: > Hello world! > > Are you wanting to help close DC13 and start on DC14, but don't really want > to do any work on it? BOY DO I HAVE A DEAL FOR YOU!! > > We're starting to build momentum on getting DC14 up and going, and part of > this includes getting the Final Report for DC13 completed. This is > historically a hard, thankless project, and usually the next team steps up > to help complete the Final Report for the last year with as much detail as > they can. > > Steve and I are offering our help - just send us facts that need to be > included in the report and we can work on getting the information presented > sensibly, professionally, whatever. We can work on copy-editing and general > editing; we just need the details filled in. > > Here's the fun thing! EVERYONE can help! Even if you feel like you were > "just there", your input is still valuable. Take a look at what we need in > the Final Report[0], find a section that looks interesting to you (or you > know you can just get facts to someone else willing to do the grunt work for > you), and own it!! Hint: Attendee Impressions, Cheese & Wine Party, and > Freetime Activities are all super easy for anyone to help with. > > Thanks! > Patty > > [0] https://wiki.debconf.org/wiki/DebConf13/FinalReport > Hello, Patty, regarding impressions and daytrip I recommend having a look at my pictures in the DebConf-gallery: https://gallery.debconf.org/main.php?g2_itemId=61067 Panorama-pictures were made with Hugin and GIMP, then downscaled using Imagemagick. You can look at other attendees pictures too, in order to draw some inspiration from them: https://gallery.debconf.org/main.php One impression of mine was, that people did lots of celebrating at DebConf and I am not quite used to that. I left again before the anniversary-celebration itself took place. I am also not used to having cheese in the morning already, but it was OK. Cheers P.S. attending the USA-DebConf next year is not an option for me. DebConf13 was my first and only conference so far. -- Andreas Glaeser Baumschulenstr. 105 D-12437 Berlin Telefon: 030 - 41 72 62 54 mobil: 0151 - 24 20 53 00
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