Comparisons of events apart, if anyone here wants to team / volunteer for a Mumbai event, I could propose to my principal after we have a draft.
We have had a mini Foss event under JTD, with just 8 - 10 students, and I don't know if it would quantify as a success, but I don't think there's a harm in trying again.
Surya Sharma buzz@suryas.info 9920482321
Comparisons of events apart, if anyone here wants to team / volunteer for a Mumbai event, I could propose to my principal after we have a draft.
Uh, stupid me, College is MGM College of Engineering and Technology,
Kamothe, (Near Panvel), Next to the Mcdonalds at the Pune Highway. Website: http://www.mgmmumbai.ac.in/mgmcet Surya Sharma me@suryas.info 9920482321
On Friday 04 June 2010 10:06:59 Surya Sharma wrote:
Comparisons of events apart, if anyone here wants to team / volunteer for a Mumbai event, I could propose to my principal after we have a draft.
We have had a mini Foss event under JTD, with just 8 - 10 students, and I don't know if it would quantify as a success, but I don't think there's a harm in trying again.
If the participants were happy, it was a success.
On Friday 04 June 2010 11:30:57 jtd wrote:
On Friday 04 June 2010 10:06:59 Surya Sharma wrote:
Comparisons of events apart, if anyone here wants to team / volunteer for a Mumbai event, I could propose to my principal after we have a draft.
We have had a mini Foss event under JTD, with just 8 - 10 students, and I don't know if it would quantify as a success, but I don't think there's a harm in trying again.
If the participants were happy, it was a success.
actually the way to organise an event is to go ahead and announce it - date time and venue, put up a wiki page with this info and conduct it, come what may. This is the only way it works. To form some sort of committee, make drafts, ask for volunteers - does not work. So just go ahead and *do* it.
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