[niederrhein.pm] Wohin soll's denn nun gehen?
Jens Rehsack
rehsack at googlemail.com
Mo Jun 3 11:48:32 PDT 2013
On 03.06.13 15:32, Torsten Raudssus wrote:
> If we dont establish a base outside of cologne then noone will ever
> come. Cologne is hard to reach, and all people outside of cologne avoid
> cologne.
But only for you. The most new people joined us while we were in Cologne
at Railslove.
> That is my opinion.
Yes - and all I could say from last two weeks negotiating was that
your opinion was more important than increasing new attendees :/
Well - I give it a shot and we'll see how it works.
> So if there is something in Cologne, then
> let it be Cologne.pm (and we can do it AS cologne.pm <http://cologne.pm>
> who cares?) and still let it open to have a meeting more north.
> And beside: I _HATE_ Cologne :( but ok, now i have a driver so i dont
> care much where it goes ;)
I guess that's the really reason - you simply hate open minded people :P
And to be true: you're single personal animosities shouldn't boycott
an entire group, should it?
> On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 3:21 PM, Peter Rabbitson <rabbit+nrpm at rabbit.us
> <mailto:rabbit+nrpm at rabbit.us>> wrote:
>
> On Fri, May 31, 2013 at 04:39:44PM +0200, Torsten Raudssus wrote:
> > Grundsätzlich sind alle Ziele ausserhalb von Köln zu bevorzugen
> aufgrund
> > der Überschneidung mit Cologne.pm
>
> Getty - this is ridiculous. Nobody cares - we are Perl Mongers who want
> to get together. We want to do it preferably regularly, and preferrably
> in a place and time which is convenient for the highest amount of
> people. The more the merrier. And the more often the merrier btw -
> Chicago.pm meets twice a month - for a presentation night, and for a
> hack night.
>
> All we are trying to "sell" is good time and good company. I guarantee
> you that nobody really cares what we are called - heck noboy minds
> meeting in a place called Rails*LOVE*. In short - "branding" is not only
> irrelevant here - it is actively harmful.
>
> > > jetzt haben wir einiges an Alternativen bekommen:
> > >
> > > * GarageBilk - Bilker Allee 217, 40215 Duesseldorf
> > > + 30€ pro Abend, WLAN etc. vorhanden und nutzbar
> > > + 2. Mittwoch im Monat ist frei
> > >
> > > * Solution Space - Brüsseler Platz 26, 50674 Köln
> > > + 30€ pro Stunde (also ca. 150€ pro Abend),
> > > WLAN etc. vorhanden und nutzbar
> > > + 2. Mittwoch im Monat ist frei
> > >
> > > * Railslove - An der Bottmühle 5, 50678 Cologne
> > > + kostenlos, WLAN etc. verfügbar
> > > - 2. Mittwoch im Monat ist belegt
> > > - unzuverlässig
> > >
> > > * KOMED - MediaPark 7, 50670 Köln
> > > - 200€/4h, WLAN vorhanden
> > > - können nicht zwischen 20m^2 und 56m^2 unterscheiden
> > >
> > > * IBO Internet Software e.K. - Wehrstr. 6, 41199 Mönchengladbach
> > > + kostenlos, WLAN etc. vorhanden
> > > - schlecht mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln zu erreichen
> > > - noch schlechter zu verlassen
> > >
>
> My opinion on the options - I think we should prefer things based on
> their cost, and then by their location.
>
> Yes, it isn't a whole lot of money when we split it up. On the other
> hand I rather spend the 10EUR on food and beer, rather than on
> facilities which we will not even use that much (all we really seek is a
> quiet atmosphere, where Wendy can occasionally shout at Getty without
> reprecussions).
>
> As a location Köln should pick #1 mainly because of its proximity to
> most *uninitiated* permongers. Yes, it is the most inconvenient option
> for both me and Dijkmat. But we are not who these meetings should be
> optimized for. We want new people: God luck convincing them there is
> this cool thing taking place in Mönchengladbach.
As said - let's give GarageBilk a chance. If it works fine there,
we'll stay for a while. Maybe a second round two weeks later in a nice
location in Cologne could extend our Düsseldorf meeting.
> My 2c
>
> Cheers
>
>
Cheers
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