Re: [UG-ADMINS] Nomad PHP

Very interesting, good luck!

Anthony.

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apologies for a terse reply and/or spelling mistakes.

On 8 Apr 2013, at 19:34, Cal Evans <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi!
>
> http://nomadphp.com
>
> I wasn't quite ready to announce it yet but my friend David tweeted about
> it so I'm moving a little ahead of schedule.
>
> I wanted to announce Nomad PHP to this group FIRST. I apologize that I
> didn't do that. The reason I wanted to tell you first is I wanted to
> explain the idea behind Nomad PHP and assure you that I am not trying to
> compete with any local user group.
>
> Nomad PHP is targeted at 2 primary groups.
>
> 1: Those who do not have a local group but want to learn, share, and be a
> part of the wide area PHP community. This gives everyone the opportunity to
> belong to a User Group. My hope is that as more people join the mailing
> list, I can connect groups of local users that don't have a group so that
> they can form a local PHP User Group of their own.
>
> 2: Those who have a local user group but can't - for whatever reason -
> can't attend the meetings on a regular basis. This group I consider
> potential members of their regular group but may need a little push to
> start attending. As I collect demographics on the people who sign up for
> the mailing list, I hope to start encouraging people to attend specific
> groups in their area.
>
> Nomad is not a substitute for attending a local User Group. (It says that
> on the current screen) Attendance is $10 per meeting with a portion of each
> ticket going to the speaker. (Hopefully to fund their attendance a PHP
> conference) :)
>
> I'm not asking any of you to help me promote this, I don't want your
> existing users to join Nomad and stop supporting their local group.
>
> If you have any questions about Nomad PHP, feel free to post them here or
> email me privately.
>
> Thanks for all the great things you do for the PHP community!
>
> =C=
>
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