Codeproject worldwide Meet-up 2013
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Just seen a post in GIT (I won't cross post but you know where to find it) and one of the members has received an e-mail from Sean which says the following. My question is has anybody been approached for the British one yet? Or do you think they are baulking at the thought of the bar tab?
We're looking to do something to celebrate 10 million members and were wondering if you would be willing to help.
Our idea is to have a series of local meetups around the world for CodeProject members. Each meetup would need a figurehead to help choose the location and help coordinate things, and we're wondering if you would like to be that figurehead (since you're one for the community anyway). Also, when we saw your post about the GIT meetup, we knew exactly who to ask first J
We'd be aiming for around the end of June and would provide you a small budget for food or drinks, etc. Our plan is to keep track of people who want to join here:
http://www.codeproject.com/Forums/217394/Get-Togethers.aspx
Your task would mostly be some coordination and picking a local restaurant (or whatever else might work best) to be the spot.
Interested? We know you're a busy guy, but we'd love you to be a part of this.
I suppose this has something to do with the idea I suggested to Carrie[^] a while ago - You know, a way to celebrate CP achieving 10 million members. I wonder if they'll provide any more information in the next time.
**Marco Bertschi
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I suppose this has something to do with the idea I suggested to Carrie[^] a while ago - You know, a way to celebrate CP achieving 10 million members. I wonder if they'll provide any more information in the next time.
**Marco Bertschi
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Yep it must be all down to you, as I can't remember anyone mentioning this before. :rolleyes:
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Just seen a post in GIT (I won't cross post but you know where to find it) and one of the members has received an e-mail from Sean which says the following. My question is has anybody been approached for the British one yet? Or do you think they are baulking at the thought of the bar tab?
We're looking to do something to celebrate 10 million members and were wondering if you would be willing to help.
Our idea is to have a series of local meetups around the world for CodeProject members. Each meetup would need a figurehead to help choose the location and help coordinate things, and we're wondering if you would like to be that figurehead (since you're one for the community anyway). Also, when we saw your post about the GIT meetup, we knew exactly who to ask first J
We'd be aiming for around the end of June and would provide you a small budget for food or drinks, etc. Our plan is to keep track of people who want to join here:
http://www.codeproject.com/Forums/217394/Get-Togethers.aspx
Your task would mostly be some coordination and picking a local restaurant (or whatever else might work best) to be the spot.
Interested? We know you're a busy guy, but we'd love you to be a part of this.
Fun idea -but I wonder where you can find a venue big enough for 10 million people??? :rolleyes:
Why can't I be applicable like John? - Me, April 2011
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Beidh ceol, caint agus craic againn - Seán Bán Breathnach
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Fun idea -but I wonder where you can find a venue big enough for 10 million people??? :rolleyes:
Why can't I be applicable like John? - Me, April 2011
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Beidh ceol, caint agus craic againn - Seán Bán Breathnach
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Da mihi sis crustum Etruscum cum omnibus in eo!
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Just because a thing is new don’t mean that it’s better - Will Rogers, September 4, 1932 -
Fun idea -but I wonder where you can find a venue big enough for 10 million people??? :rolleyes:
Why can't I be applicable like John? - Me, April 2011
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Beidh ceol, caint agus craic againn - Seán Bán Breathnach
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Da mihi sis crustum Etruscum cum omnibus in eo!
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Just because a thing is new don’t mean that it’s better - Will Rogers, September 4, 1932 -
Just seen a post in GIT (I won't cross post but you know where to find it) and one of the members has received an e-mail from Sean which says the following. My question is has anybody been approached for the British one yet? Or do you think they are baulking at the thought of the bar tab?
We're looking to do something to celebrate 10 million members and were wondering if you would be willing to help.
Our idea is to have a series of local meetups around the world for CodeProject members. Each meetup would need a figurehead to help choose the location and help coordinate things, and we're wondering if you would like to be that figurehead (since you're one for the community anyway). Also, when we saw your post about the GIT meetup, we knew exactly who to ask first J
We'd be aiming for around the end of June and would provide you a small budget for food or drinks, etc. Our plan is to keep track of people who want to join here:
http://www.codeproject.com/Forums/217394/Get-Togethers.aspx
Your task would mostly be some coordination and picking a local restaurant (or whatever else might work best) to be the spot.
Interested? We know you're a busy guy, but we'd love you to be a part of this.
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There's loads of space at Luton's Home Ground on a Matchday and it's quiet, perhaps we could hold it there?
School playgrounds are that big?
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I suppose this has something to do with the idea I suggested to Carrie[^] a while ago - You know, a way to celebrate CP achieving 10 million members. I wonder if they'll provide any more information in the next time.
**Marco Bertschi
Thanks for the idea Marco. We most certainly will be providing more details! Wow - word gets out fast. :)
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Just seen a post in GIT (I won't cross post but you know where to find it) and one of the members has received an e-mail from Sean which says the following. My question is has anybody been approached for the British one yet? Or do you think they are baulking at the thought of the bar tab?
We're looking to do something to celebrate 10 million members and were wondering if you would be willing to help.
Our idea is to have a series of local meetups around the world for CodeProject members. Each meetup would need a figurehead to help choose the location and help coordinate things, and we're wondering if you would like to be that figurehead (since you're one for the community anyway). Also, when we saw your post about the GIT meetup, we knew exactly who to ask first J
We'd be aiming for around the end of June and would provide you a small budget for food or drinks, etc. Our plan is to keep track of people who want to join here:
http://www.codeproject.com/Forums/217394/Get-Togethers.aspx
Your task would mostly be some coordination and picking a local restaurant (or whatever else might work best) to be the spot.
Interested? We know you're a busy guy, but we'd love you to be a part of this.
OK here's the skinny. Like my intercepted email above indicates, we're choosing a handful of meetup leaders from around the world. We'll be asking them to post their city and country here: http://www.codeproject.com/Forums/217394/Get-Togethers.aspx[^] where they can rally people nearby them, and help coordinate a meetup location. This is just to get the ball rolling though. We'd love for anyone to go to the Get Togethers forum, post their city and country, and start a local meetup on their own. Finding a central place for a small (or large) group of people will be the tricky bit, so the sooner you start the better :) And yes PB, we do have a UK leader we've asked, but that doesn't mean you can't help out, or even start your own if it turns out they live too far away! We'd love to see as many meetups as possible, even if some have to be e-meetups. The intended meetup date is Thursday June 27th 2013. More details to come! Stay tuned.
Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject
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You are very welcome to do so! We're just offering a pittance to a few event leaders to get the meetup ball rolling.
Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject
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OK here's the skinny. Like my intercepted email above indicates, we're choosing a handful of meetup leaders from around the world. We'll be asking them to post their city and country here: http://www.codeproject.com/Forums/217394/Get-Togethers.aspx[^] where they can rally people nearby them, and help coordinate a meetup location. This is just to get the ball rolling though. We'd love for anyone to go to the Get Togethers forum, post their city and country, and start a local meetup on their own. Finding a central place for a small (or large) group of people will be the tricky bit, so the sooner you start the better :) And yes PB, we do have a UK leader we've asked, but that doesn't mean you can't help out, or even start your own if it turns out they live too far away! We'd love to see as many meetups as possible, even if some have to be e-meetups. The intended meetup date is Thursday June 27th 2013. More details to come! Stay tuned.
Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject
I would be great if all of the attendees are wearing the same CP t-shirt... in other words we need a t-shirt with CP logo as a bribe. :)
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I would be great if all of the attendees are wearing the same CP t-shirt... in other words we need a t-shirt with CP logo as a bribe. :)
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Well I don't know about "every" attendee having a t-shirt, but there may indeed be t-shirts to be given away at some of the events ;)
Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject
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Well I don't know about "every" attendee having a t-shirt, but there may indeed be t-shirts to be given away at some of the events ;)
Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject
I understand, I thought it was worth a try. :)
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You are very welcome to do so! We're just offering a pittance to a few event leaders to get the meetup ball rolling.
Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject