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Hi all,

Am Montag, 6. Februar 2012, 20:25:42 schrieb Andreas Mantke:
Hi all,

I came in a discussion with a core member of another OpenSource community
(Plone) across the topic of collecting money for members that want to
attend at a Conference or a Sprint (we call that Hackfest) and give there
a presentation or work with others on a topic. She told me that the member
runs a ChipIn then and regularly get the needed travel expenses.

Yesterday I read about such a sucessfull chipin. A member want to attend
the Plone conference in San Francisco and give a presentation:
http://www.martinaspeli.net/articles/plone-the-generous-community
and the site to collect money for this travel:
http://frapell.chipin.com/go-to-ploneconf

You could read about the idea and conditions at:
http://frapell.chipin.com/go-to-ploneconf

sorry: wrong URL:
use this:
http://chipin.com

Maybe this could be a way to get more member / contributors from outside
Europe to our next conference and give a presentation there or participate
in the event (or if Europeans want to participate in an event or
LibreOffice conference / Hackfest outside Europe).

Opinions?

Regards,
Andreas


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