This will be re-announced soon, but planning for WordCamp Atlanta 2011 has started. We’re sticking to our date of 11-12 February 2011.

I’m wondering about this site. Is our point of contact now only via Jane and not this P2? Where’s this mass email?

Tomorrow’s the big day! Following the guide to the right has been nothing but extremely helpful. Also, a big thanks to Maya and all of the other WordCamp organizers I’ve been talking to.

Let’s hope we did this well.

Anyone have contacts with the page.ly or Rackspace team? We’re looking to have them as sponsors.

An interesting plus from one of Atlanta’s sponsors, MailChimp. If you start a new account with MailChimp to keep attendees updated, and start a new Eventbrite account using the link from their backend, Eventbrite waves your fees for the first event. Also, the two integrate with each other.

http://www.mailchimp.com/blog/eventbrite-integration-with-mailchimp/

Announcing The Inaugural WordCamp Atlanta

Big news. Everything’s going well, getting sponsors, speakers and whatnot. If you live in the AirTran network, there’s going to be a discount for all of you!

Full post here: http://atlantawordcamp.com/2009/11/announcing-the-inaugural-wordcamp-atlanta/

Random question – Being in the south, we do have excellent BBQ. Is it a WordCamp tradition to have that for lunch? I only ask because I read Matt’s “The Way I Work” in Inc.

Hi, everyone! I’m an organizer for WordCamp Atlanta, January 8-9, 2010. Looking forward to learning more from you all and helping wherever I can!