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! Goal
! Audience
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| Software application tutorials
| Create more expert users
| Technology enthusiasts
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| Competition where people compete on explaining free software ideas
| Improve the quality of outreach to newcomers to free software
| Existing free software enthusiasts
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| Introduction to the social process of free software development
| Create more free software contributors
| Programmers, mostly
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| Introduction to technical tools of free software development
| Create more free software contributors
| Programmers, mostly
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| Jessica talks about the [[Boston Python Workshop]]
| Better community
| Existing free software enthusiasts
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| FSF office tools (by Jasmine of FSF)
| Better understanding of FSF
| Non-profit people interested in free software/Existing free software enthusiasts
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| Training on messaging (i.e., explaining) free software (ask Jason Pramus to help?)
| Better messaging within our community
| Existing free software enthusiasts
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| Event fair with tables from e.g. user groups
| Better community
| Newcomers to free software; existing enthusiasts; general technology enthusiasts
|}
 
We had some ideas for venues that might be free or cheap:
 
* MIT (through SIPB)
* Mass Art (through Dana)
* NEIA (through NEIA Free Culture)
 
We had some ideas for groups to talk to, to collaborate with:
 
* NEIA Free Culture
* Boston Python meetup
* Django Meetup
* Sunlight Foundation meetup
* Android meetup
* Other tech meetups?
* Mass Art VJ people
* (Princeton Laptop Orchestra?)
* Boston LISA, LOPSA
* FSF
* Sugar Labs
* Sprout
* Artisans Asylum
* Bassam and his Blender crew
* People we know and like at Red Hat
 
We want an after-party of some sort. Maybe the Mass Art VJ people would help out with that.
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