A brief survey was sent out to all WordCamp attendees earlier today (Tuesday, May 26). The survey asks about some things that people would like to have on their name badges (company name, Twitter ID, etc.), as well as some information about your experience with WordPress. Be sure to respond as soon as possible so we can get an accurate head-count and get the information on the name badges in time. Check your email for a link to the survey.
On Sunday, May 31, the day after WordCamp San Francisco, we’re going to host a WordPress Developer Day at the Automattic office on Pier 38. The day will be targeted at advanced WordPress users, but open to all. For more information on how the event will be structured and what content will be covered, please see Matt’s announcement. A signup sheet for the WordPress Developer Day will be available at WordCamp on May 30.
It’s hard to believe, but May 27, 2009 marks the sixth anniversary of WordPress. To celebrate, Automattic and Layered Tech are throwing a party at the Automattic Lounge in San Francisco right after WordCamp finishes up on May 30, 2009. We’ve got all the information you need including directions to the Lounge.
Sponsors help to make WordCamp possible and ensure that attendees can have yummy food and a super cool WordPress Anniversary/After Party. There are currently a variety of sponsorship opportunities available, ranging from $2,000 to $15,000. Get in touch if you’d like to sponsor the event!
Volunteers are what make a WordCamp go! We need volunteers for the following: registration, speaker’s helper, Genius Bar, t-shirt counter, schwag counter, and name badge counter. If you would like to volunteer for one or more of these super fun tasks, please contact us.
We have been delighted with the response to this call for volunteers and we’ve filled all positions. Thank you all for volunteering!
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