Hallo Andreas,
Am 23.11.2011 21:21, schrieb Andreas Mantke:
could you fix that please (it's a wiki ;-)
I am not sure, how to fix that in a wiki. :-)
There are several types of events in different regions of the world,
some of global interest, some only for some native languages, some
both. We want to keep track of them as well as keep an archive. We
want to apply organizational info, such as who is at the booth, who
will be there for a talk.
I think, this diserves a relational database, rather than a set of
wiki pages. In a wiki, we will end up with several pages, none of
them complete, many of them inconsistent. For example look at
ChemnitzerLinuxTage and LinuxTag on
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Events/2012
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Events/de
One will have to follow both, in order to get all available information.
It´s a pity, that I don´t have the time to create a DB and bring it
up. :-/
Gruß
Stefan
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