[Penguicon-tech] Hello World! Penguicon-tech coming online.

[Rob L. <la...@tr...>]

A new list just started up, and I'm cc'ing the other three lists so you a=
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know about it.

Penguicon-general is where the concom hang out and do general convention=20
organizing.

Penguicon-panels is Susan's arena for getting the panel tracks organized.=
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Panels aren't on the schedule until Susan says so, she's the one who hand=
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out timeslots.  That said, it helps if you can actually arrange to staff =
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panel you submit to her, rather than just presenting her with an idea wit=
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warm bodies.  (Birds of a feather sessions, perhaps...)

penguiconpublic (no dash) is a relatively new group for general conventio=
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attendees (nothing to do with running the thing, although many of the peo=
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who do are subscribed) to hang out and interact.

And penguicon-tech is the new one, where geek-side stuff can get organize=
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LUG wrangling, computer gaming, network infrastructure, brainstorming, al=
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that.  John Guest is in charge of network infrastructure, and I'm current=
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the point of contact as far as personell are concerned (until I find some=
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poor fool to delegate it to).  Finished, staffed panels go to Susan at=20
penguicon-panels (you're not on the schedule until Susan says so; she's t=
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one who hands out timeslots).

Rob

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