Open Source Bridge, what, why, and when.
Open Source Bridge is a conference that, at it’s most basic, is looking to start a conversation around the question of what it means to be an open source citizen. The format is going to be OSCON like, with multiple tracks, different speakers, and lots to learn. It’s also a summer conference, June 17–19 at the Oregon Convention Center, here in Portland. That said, one big difference is the price, $150 if you sign up before Mar 31 (and only $250 after Mar 31). So why do I bring this up on a critique blog?
Well many reasons, first off I’m involved and I would for you to be too. At the heart of this convention are the people, everyone that gives a talk, everyone who volunteers, everyone who attends, were all in this together. At PDXCritique we have had many great conversations about many topics, and would love to see what would happen when these conversations become amplified in a much larger space with many more participants.
As I see things, these conversations could take many forms, from talks given with slides to interactions in the halls. In the end I am just very excited about the idea that they will happen. We are a wonderful collection of people that can make this conference very exciting. So I would love to see there.
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