Re: Northeast LinuxFest

Justin Kirby <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.events
Message-ID <AANLkTimfhHnjtUm4CVcTqXskNkrq9en4o0LYGHO9JGLw__37020.8549350083$1296335002$gmane$org@mail.gmail.com>
Hi Algot,

On Sat, Jan 29, 2011 at 3:24 PM, Algot Runeman <[email protected]>wrote:

> Justin,
>
> What is the appropriate way to reserve the KDE table for the Northeast
> LinuxFest event to be held in Worcester, MA on Saturday April 2.
> Should I do the Paypal donation of $30 and seek a reimbursement? From whom?
> (or consider it a donation to KDE e.v.?)
>

KDE has a policy of not paying for booths.  I think it has to do with the
rules of being a German non-profit organization, so basically reimbursement
here is not an option.  Historically, most organizations I've dealt with
don't have a problem waiving the fee for KDE so long as we demonstrate firm
commitment to show up and not waste their booth space by bailing at the last
second.  Jonathan, can you provide us some guidance here for Northeast LF's
policy?


>
> What materials are available, and who do I ask to get them sent to me ahead
> of the conference. The conference is in a college (Worcester State U.) and
> it will be easier for me to transport them rather than hoping the college
> will be able to get and hold them.
>

Most of the materials are available in source files on the Promo wiki and
also if you look at the community.kde.org section for the ISMP which has
some "join the game" flyers, etc.  Let me know what you find there and we
can talk over anything that's missing.  Once you've got all the source files
you can get them printed somewhere and that cost can be submitted to the
e.V. board for reimbursement.  Ideally I think you'll want to get a quote
first and send it to the board ahead of time to make sure they agree it's OK
to spend that amount of money and that you'll be reimbursed before you drop
your own cash on it.


>
> I've contacted Leo Franchi, who was, I think, another person at the KDE
> table at LinuxCon in Boston.
> I lost my emails from the LinuxCon time period, but was able to use Leo's
> KDE address to contact him.
> If you could provide contact info with the others in the area, I'll pursue
> finding out if they are interested in taking part. I am guessing that the
> college crowd will include some students who might be potential developers
> and having a programmer from KDE or the open source community would help go
> engage them.
>

I will dig up and forward you the thread that has all the email addresses
form LinuxCon momentarily.

Thanks for taking the lead on this!
Justin


>
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> --Algot
>
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