Re: [Debconf-team] [Debconf13-localteam] split debcamp?
On 08/15/2012 06:13 PM, Daniel Pocock wrote:
>
>>> c) after DebConf: will bandwidth still be available for another 1-2
>>> weeks? Will there be billing issues?
>>
>> I don't think Le Camp will be available after DebConf. And I think we
>> should only think about DebCamp parallel events.
>>
>
> Topping up numbers for the DebCamp week is the highest priority
>
> However, bringing people for an extra week, post-DebConf, might give us
> a bigger discount (but only if Le Camp is available)
I doubt it, and anyway finding a 200 pp conference is too much for us.
>>> d) the other group must do ALL organising themselves: the only official
>>> relationship with DebConf is payment of money and share bandwidth. No
>>> formal collaboration on any social events or other efforts
>>
>> No, they will eat and "sleep" with us, and possibly use our hacklabs.
>> Additionally for "Le Camp" they will be part of DebConf.
>
> Let me clarify point (d):
>
> - do they need to have a separate front desk, or just share the
> DebCamp/DebConf front desk?
> - do they make registrations using Penta? Or do they just give a
> spreadsheet telling us how many beds they need for each night?
>
> We can decide these things at the meeting where we discuss the issue
You are continuing the "what if" game.
We cannot engineering all possibilities, and we are Debian / DebConf, so
no committee. but doers! If you want to continue with your idea, go
asking informally people, give us something like:
- the OpenCowGroup: a group of 12 people and 2 cows would like to share
the campus with us (including 2 cabal members), for 4 days during
DebCamp. They will provide us the famous cabal milk for free.
- Piraten, openstreetmap, xorg, unglypackage, ...
There are much different possibilities (and IMHO few chances to get
them), so speaking with details is not useful.
So we want informal talks.
Odyx wrote:
> For the same reason, given the expressed concerns about 325 being not enough,
> I'm quite convinced we'll reach the average of 200 beds so any attempt at
> rising this average might mostly bring new costs and new problems (in us
> managing non-DebC{amp,onf}'ers) rather than taking the costs down.
I still think that panic talked. So, I still don't think we will have
the campus full. IMHO many people will search outside Le Camp.
Personally I like the idea, and it could help eventually smaller debconf
in future.
ciao
cate
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