Josh,
I'm talking about drawing attention to the event. I don't think it's very important to make an announcement "after" we
makethe committment as much as it is to get the community behind it "while" it's getting off the ground.
This is about marketing. The point of making an announcement is to tell people that the 10th annivesary is coming and
toget some excitement generated.
How about putting on a 10th anniversary icon on the homesite with a link that tells a story?
So, everybody raise your hands if you think people will clear their calendar and go to Toronto if you don't tell them
first.
On Thursday 08 December 2005 12:54, you wrote:
> Robert,
>
> > How come, the 10th anniversary event isn't screaming at us when we come
> > to the postgresql.org home page?
>
> Because it's not booked yet, we don't have registration pages, and
> haven't even decided 100% on a format. You know this better than most,
> you have the e-mails. Please read them.
>
