[niederrhein.pm] Niederrhein.pm Treffen Oktober 2014 am 18:00 at LoveRails in Köln

[Roland Schmitz]

Juhu,

a) ich komme nicht im Oktober, vermutlich auch den Rest des Jahres nicht :-(
b) der Treffpunkt heißt Railslove, nicht LoveRails, siehe Subject :-)
c) ich bin auf der Mailingliste & in Meetup

Adios

Roland

Am 21.10.2014 um 15:36 schrieb Jens Rehsack:
> Aloah,
>
> No one is or had been forced to register at Meetup.com
> It's just the huge amount of people who are neither on the mailing list nor
> on Meetup who are asked whether one or the other registration would be neat
> to give us response who's joining the next meeting or not.
>
> When we exceed the 10 people regularly, we should start caring for more
> seats for peaks ...
> When no one is coming, it's nice to know before that the meeting organizer
> (usually one from core team) knows that a travel of 1-2h per direction can
> be avoided.
>
> Replying last 12 month, we had no unvisited date - but the months before
> were not such successful. To avoid demotivation of organizers during holiday
> and travel times, it's an act of courtesy to tell organizers "you're alone
> tonight" :P
>
> Cheers
>
> Am 21.10.2014 um 15:21 schrieb Johannes Markert <johannes.markert at gmail.com>:
>
>> Hey there!
>>
>> After so many heartwarming statements during the last days,
>> I have to give you all at least a little response. ;-)
>>
>> Your maillinglist doesn't seem dead to me and I'm following -
>> ' pretty sure others do as well.
>>
>> One comment on this meetup.com thing:
>> I'm definitely not interested in registering there. Maillinglists
>> just work fine for me. It is the most convinient
>> way to stay in touch with a user group I can think of.
>>
>> What concerns me more is the shameful lack of a nice little website.
>> Nothing too fancy and complicated. Just some pictures, an overview
>> when and where there were the last meetings and what has been discussed
>> there. This should do it. As far as I see it, our target group is not a
>> big fan of social networks anyway. They (and we of course!) prefer
>> the old fashioned way. Keep it simple and stupid!
>> I'm looking forward to debate this with you tonight!
>>
>> By the way, all user groups I attended so far have the same issue
>> we are discussing here in one way or the other. ;-D
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Johannes
>>
>> PS: @Wendy: I cannot wait to listen to what you have to say about Perl 6. :-D
>>
>> PSS: Does anyone has any insights into Perl/TK? I have some questions about that.
>>
>> On 10/21/2014 02:18 PM, Wendy G.A. van Dijk wrote:
>>> At 11:26 AM 10/21/2014, Aristotle Pagaltzis wrote:
>>>> * Peter Rabbitson <rabbit+nrpm at rabbit.us> [2014-10-18 18:10]:
>>>>> In short I am not in any way married to the idea, so if most people
>>>>> really *dislike* the virtually free advertisement we get through
>>>>> meetup - maybe I should kill the account. I am open to ideas either
>>>>> way (including handing it over/adding more orgas).
>>>> FWIW since I publicly stated my lack of intention to get an account on
>>>> meetup.com, I should add it is not due to any objection to the listing
>>>> itself, nor to the site. (I simply dislike opening accounts in general.)
>>> I am with Aristotle on this.  I already have way too many accounts that I hardly use (in most cases just for one specific use with low traffic), and several accounts that I really really use a lot.  One more would not hurt, of course, but I have been cleaning house, as in closing dozens of accounts this year.
>>>
>>> I know very well that we could communicate a bit more on this mailinglist.  We could ask people to come to the meetings with a bit more pressure (as in, Perl people react to pressure in meaningful ways...  eh, I mean "please please come") and we could post summaries of what happened at the meeting.  We could urge people more to give presentations.
>>>
>>> To give the right example...   I prepared a discussion topic for tonight.  About Perl 6 and when it will be Christmas.  Let's see if people are interested.
>>>
>>> See you all tonight.  Please, please, come, give a technical presentation (or have a subject to discuss).
>>>
>>> Greetz,
>>> Wendy van Dijk
>>>
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Mit freundlichem Gruss Yours sincerely

Roland Schmitz