Monks attending YAPC::EU 2003

In case you weren't aware of the fact, user registration for YAPC Europe 2003 is now open. At the moment more than 100 people have signed up, which is great.

The user information page features a field where you can enter your (numeric) perlmonks ID. (e.g. mine is 29008). It's been a tradition around here to have a node that lists all the monks going to YAPCs. I've cheated and queried the database directly, which lets me display the following list, which is Monk attending YAPC::EU 2003, sorted by length of tenure on Perlmonks.

If you're attending, either /msg me and I'll put your name here, or fill out your user details on the site and I'll requery the db from time to time. Hope to see you in July :)

update: placed in Meditations as opposed to Perlmonk Discussion or News, because that way I can continue to update the node rather than adding endless replies.

update: Registration is open. Use yapc.mongueurs.net, not www.yapc.org. The show is being run off a server in my machine room, which is a lot easier for the organisers to work with, rather than the YAPC machine. As long slashdot doesn't hear about it, I'll be able to handle the bandwidth. As for the 500 error, that may have just been bad luck; someone was probably working on the backend.

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Come to YAPC::Europe 2003 in Paris, 23-25 July 2003 (I think I'm repeating myself in this sig).

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Re: Monks attending YAPC::EU 2003 by Anonymous Monk on Apr 24, 2003 at 17:02 UTC
If anyone cares: Registrations are not yet opened (probably a mistake). 500 error	[reply]
Re: Re: Monks attending YAPC::EU 2003 by stefp (Vicar) on Apr 28, 2003 at 20:19 UTC
It took a while to get things fixed at yapc.org because we had no administrative rights. Now you are properly redirected to http://yapc.mongueurs.net. But yapc.org server is slow. So better get directly to the proper site. -- stefp Come to YAPC::Europe 2003 in Paris, 23-25 July 2003.	[reply]


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