I spoke to Robert, he didn't know about it. It turns out the show is
actually the UGA one that you were just posting about the the advocacy
list.
Chander Ganesan wrote:
> Melanie wrote:
>> Actually, I spoke with JD last night and we liked the idea of
>> stickers that have the url on them. I would expect most people
>> attending are tech savvy and even if they could give a rat's about
>> the sustainability (hey, they might) they're probably more interested
>> in getting their needs from the web vs crap that sits around. Though
>> everything mankind does involves the environment, the products that
>> can be made from recycled goods and/or can be recycled is obviously
>> ideal.
>>
>> Hey Robert - I understand you're involved in an open source show
>> that is to be held in Atlanta. Atlanta is like 5 hours from us, we'd
>> like to participate, what's involved?
> I might be interested in this show as well...what gives Robert? :-)
>
> thanks
>
> chander
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Robert Treat wrote:
>>> On Wednesday 10 September 2008 19:18:06 Josh Berkus wrote:
>>>
>>>> On Wednesday 10 September 2008 14:56, Melanie wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> This saves me from putting out a request for this stuff later.
>>>>> Andrew
>>>>> wants to give out CD's with Postgres on it, thoughts where I might
>>>>> arrange to get those?
>>>>>
>>>> Well, we didn't print any on the West Coast because we've become
>>>> concerned
>>>> about environmental issues. We did get USB keys for "special
>>>> people" (they cost $9 each to buy) which could be used for handing out
>>>> images, but not to every attendee.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> Yeah, you don't want to do that at OHLF, the audience is far too
>>> varied. I could see CD's though, especially with the postive
>>> feedback that's been received.
>>>
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