[Marketing] Get Interactive Workshop at FOSS4G Boston

[Jeffrey Johnson]

Ok, I agree the term 'workshop' is misleading in the context of
FOSS4G. Lets call it a content-sprint ... with the stated goal to add
and edit content on the site and make sure folks are configured to do
so themselves when they leave.

I think it makes sense to hold it during the normal conference, even
if its just a place folks can drop in during the day when they have
time. Would be good to announce it to the entire group as well (and
maybe intro the site). We can continue to work during the normal
code-sprint as well.

Cant make any apologies for our new administrative policies here in
the US, but whatever you do, certainly don't give them the passwords
to edit the website! or (horror!) commit to a repo ;)

On Tue, Apr 11, 2017 at 3:39 PM, Gert-Jan <gert-jan at osgeo.nl> wrote:
> Don't call it a workshop (in the classic FOSS4G meaning), it's a a codesprint
> for equivalent for non-coders!
> Finally we "non-coders" have a reason to join the famous Foss4G codesprint
> sessions before and after the core conference.
> And during the conference, a presentation slot to show both the process and
> the by then already achieved goals would be very useful.
>
>
> Btw. not sure whether I'll show up in Boston. Still looking for a way to get
> enter the Fortified States of America without having my smartphone turned
> inside out by the customs, and giving away my osgeo.org passwords ;-)
>
>
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Gert-Jan
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