[OSGeo-Conf] TGP's in 2019

[John Bryant]

>
> *Cameron: Till, I provided feedback into the Google Docs version (now more
> recent than the wiki)*
>
Hi Cameron, I've incorporated almost all of your suggestions into the
latest version of the wiki, so it should be in sync with the Google doc.

I'm not sure of the best way to go forward with collaborative editing
here... the Google doc is IMHO far superior for group editing, but the wiki
is the master. It's a little bit convoluted to port the G doc to the wiki,
requires some manual handling to maintain formatting.

I turned off the ability for anyone to comment on the Google doc so that
it's not a matter of repeatedly (manually) re-formatting the same content,
and also potentially ending up with a versioning problem where edits are
being made in 2 places. But it would be great to figure out a collaborative
process that works for everybody? Is there a norm here?


*Steven: We need to be conscious of the likely volume of applicants for the
> global event, selection criteria have to enable selectors to reduce ca
> 180-200 applicants by 80-85% *
> *For regional events the numbers are smaller and selectors can have more
> personalised  flexibility*
>

For reference, the Oceania 2018 TGP received about 45 applications despite
a fairly rushed intake. As we develop our regional program this will likely
increase, but this is still going to be a modest number compared to, say,
what FOSS4G Asia might face (with a vastly larger population).


Cheers
John
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