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| See ["PyConDC2005"] for more about the upcoming conference. | [[PyCon2010]] will take place in Atlanta, Georgia, from February 19 to 21 (with tutorials on February 17 & 18 and development sprints from February 22 to 25). |
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| We are looking for one or more keynote speakers with something of interest and value to say to the Python community. | See [[PyCon2010]] for information about the planning of the upcoming conference. |
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| See the SteveHolden page for the chairman's current thoughts on organization and content. | [[Organizers Meetings Connection Details]] |
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| = Previous conferences: = | = Previous conferences = |
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| * ["PyConDC2004"] * ["PyConDC2003"] |
* [[PyCon2009]] ([[http://us.pycon.org/2009|PyCon 2009's web site]]) * [[PyCon2008]] ([[http://us.pycon.org/2008|PyCon 2008's web site]]) * [[PyCon2007]] ([[http://us.pycon.org/TX2007/HomePage|PyCon 2007's web site]]) * [[PyCon2006]] ([[http://us.pycon.org/TX2006/HomePage|PyCon 2006's web site]]) * [[PyConDC2005]] * [[PyConDC2004]] * [[PyConDC2003]] |
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| = Notes from the gnome: = | == Miscellaneous == |
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| I've moved the pages linked from ["PyConDC2004"] and ["PyConDC2003"] (at least, those that are specific to them) to subpages. Doing the same for any pages created for ["PyConDC2005"] would save some cleaning next year. -- JohannesGijsbers | PyConPlanning |
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| ''Many thanks for the gnoming! I presume you mean that rather than having "PyConSpeakers" we should have "PyCon2005Speakers" directly? That's a good idea. What should we then use the "Pure PyCon" (with no year in their names) pages for? - SH'' Information that will still be relevant for the next year. That would mean there would be no "PyConSpeakers" page, but the PyConHelpers page could be useful over multiple years. Oh, and I think using subpages ("PyConDC2005/Speakers") would be better than "PyCon2005Speakers". -- JohannesGijsbers ''Fine, that makes a lot of sense. That's what we'll do. Thanks again! - SH'' |
See the PyCon web site for details.
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PyCon2010 will take place in Atlanta, Georgia, from February 19 to 21 (with tutorials on February 17 & 18 and development sprints from February 22 to 25).
See PyCon2010 for information about the planning of the upcoming conference.
Organizers Meetings Connection Details
Previous conferences