[EuroPython] Diversity of attendees
Troy Howard
thoward37 at gmail.com
Wed Apr 16 19:22:47 CEST 2014
I recently organized a conference in Budapest (Write The Docs EU). I can
confirm that it's a great city to hold a conference in. Cheap lodging/food,
lots of fun local culture outside of the conference, and easy to get to
from all over Europe. Also, I felt safe and welcomed there as a native
English speaker.
Most importantly, there is a Budapest-based company, Prezi, who has an
amazing events staff that help us organize our conference, has organized a
number of smaller conference in their own venue (~100-150 people), and is
also organizing a much larger conference (Craft Conf) in a much larger
venue (~500-1000 people, IIRC). They could definitely help EuroPython
succeed there.
I'd be glad to put the EuroPython organizing team in touch with the Prezi
event staff to discuss the possibility of hosting EuroPython 2015 in
Budapest.
Thanks,
Troy
On Wed, Apr 16, 2014 at 7:24 AM, Filip Kłębczyk <fklebczyk at gmail.com> wrote:
> W dniu 16.04.2014 16:16, Aistė Kesminaitė-Jankauskienė pisze:
>
> Filip, what are you trying to achieve? I see a lot of negativity and
>> pointing fingers. My email clearly said - in the begining.
>> What is your point with all this, please tell.
>>
>
> The topic was about future EuroPythons and that maybe more should be done
> in Eastern Europe.
>
> You stated:
>
> "So whoever was serious about organising EP could do it. "
> I just disagree with that statement, by looking on my own negative
> experiences and EPS knows why I have right to have negative experiences.
> The question is do we want to dwell again into that or talk about future
> EuroPythons as intended in the first mail? I prefer the latter.
>
>
> Regards,
> Filip
>
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