10 January, 2007 – 8:32 am
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here is the digital swag set (zipped set of PSD files, 408kb) from Steve Collins.
Steve has agreed to re-use under the BarCampLicense.
I’ll put some PNG versions up here and on http://barcamp.org/BarCampAustralia shortly.
Cheers, Andrew
9 January, 2007 – 9:25 pm
Steve Collins, one of the unorganisers, has put some artwork together and modelled it on some t-shirts at CafePress.
The current plan is to get sponsorship for the first 30 t-shirts and order them soon, and latecomers/those that prefer hoodies/odd sizes can order their own.
We’re hoping to have the artwork and t-shirt order details available shortly. If you are organising a BarCampAustralia event and want to leverage off Steve’s graphics work, contact him at trib AT acidlabs DOT org.
8 January, 2007 – 2:23 pm
YMMV, but I interpret the unconference concept as Organiser Lite… that is, the organisers aren’t really organisers in a traditional sense, more that they organise the sandbox for the unconference to self-organise within. If I have this wrong, tell me
So what sort of sandbox does BarCampCanberra 07 need? My guess is, at a minimum:
- a venue;
- a mailing list; and
- a site/blog.
After that, it is butcher’s paper timeslots in every corner of the room and devil take the hindmost
For the people that have emerged as Organisers Lite so far (Steve, Donna and myself), we also like the idea of tshirts.
The venue would ideally be:
- central,
- have secure-ish overnight parking,
- be incredibly bandwidth friendly,
- have a range of food nearby, and
- ungeekily contain showers.
If anyone has venue suggestions email me at aboyd AT smsmt DOT com or comment here.
Cheers, Andrew
22 December, 2006 – 8:18 am
Invitations have been sent out to representatives of a few organisations to co-organise BarCampCanberra 2007.
They include:
- Canberra Linux User Group
- Web Standards Group
- port80
We’ll keep pushing gently.