On Mar 3, 2016 01:51, "Josh berkus" <josh@agliodbs.com> wrote: > > >> Hey guys, really??? Again you'll hurt us scheduling an important >> PostgreSQL event in the same period of other important event PGBR (The >> Brazilian PostgreSQL Conference)?? >> >> Didn't you guys look at the event wiki page [1] to check if there are >> other important event at the same period?? We booked the PGBR on wiki in >> December 15, 2015 to occur November 16-18, 2016. > > > One of the problems we run into here is that that wiki page lists some, but not all, major PostgreSQL events which have been booked (for example, pgConf.EU is not on it, nor is Postgres Open, even though they both have dates). There really is no canonical calendar, which leads to groups like Citus mistakenly booking conflicts because there's no good place for them to check. > > Given that the wiki page doesn't seem to work, do we have other suggestions on how we can track this to give people/companies "one place to check"? >
We have an events listing on the main website where everybody is encouraged to add their events. I'd say that's as close to a canonical calendar as we have.
If they can't be bothered to register there events there really isn't much we can do, but we're definitely not helping if we ask them to register them multiple times.
/Magnus
The problem is that there are normally weeks or months of planning for an event that happen before it's appropriate to announce or publish details like dates. It's highly likely that events will inadvertently clash sometimes as a result.
Good point. Though in this particular case it's refering to something that was posted back in early December, so I don't think it applies in the specific case. But it definitely applies in the generic one. (Looking at the wiki - it's still not listed in our actual events database - but I just realized that neither is pgconf.eu..)
