This morning I received Steve Holden's email alerting a bunch of people to the low cost Python conference coming this March. Thank you Steve! I'm numb to conferences because they are traditionally priced at the corporate level. I had missed previous announcements of http://www.python.org/pycon/... perhaps my head was in the sand. Is this the first time a low cost Python conference has been held in the USA? My main interest in Python is Jython. The wiki (http://www.python.org/cgi- bin/moinmoin/PyCon) mentions that others are interested in this as well. Great! Perhaps there could be a Jython track? There's a call for Volunteers on the wiki. What would the Volunteers do? I live in Nebraska. What might I be able to do? Are you looking for volunteers before the conference or to do things during? Or both? Is it ok to post talk and paper ideas to the wiki? To the mailing list? Only send them into the committee? -- Matt Payne, Payne@MattPayne.org \|/ (o o) ------------------------------oOo--(_)--oOo-------------------------------- Slow down to go faster.
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Matt Payne
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Steve Holden
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Tripp Lilley