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  1. My "AsciiDoc: plain text for fancy output" talk has been accepted by @SeaGL

    In this time of uncertainty, I bring Power To The ASCII!

    Well, power from the ASCII anyway :)

    Friday and Saturday October 23rd and 24th in a time zone near you ( but based on daytime in Seattle ) as talks will be streamed

    SeaGL's a great hybrid conference based out of Seattle, very much looking forward to it

    #SeaGL #AsciiDoc #ASCII #PlainText #FLOSSconf #FLOSSevent #Seattle #Cascadia #HybridConf

  2. The end of 2024 was very busy with events! 🏃

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    ➡️ OSS Summit Japan
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    Here's what we've been up to. 👇 almalinux.org/blog/2025-01-10-

  3. There's a SeaGL organizing meeting tonight (Mon) at 17:00 Seattle time (UTC-7)

    Please join us if you'd like to help produce a great community run #FLOSSconference

    Hop into #SeaGL on Freenode to say hi

    seagl.org/get_involved.html

    #FLOSSevent #Seattle #Portland #FLOX

  4. The next #SeaGL organizing meeting is a week from tonight at 17:00 Seattle time (UTC-7)

    Please join us if you'd like to help produce a great #FLOSSconference

    seagl.org/get_involved.html

    #FLOSSevent #Seattle #Portland #FLOX

  5. #SeaGL #cfp office hours starting momentarily

    Thursdays at noon Pacific time throughout July

    The office hours program is a great service for helping potential speakers with their proposals

    seagl.org/news/2018/06/04/CFP-

    #FLOSSevent #FLOSSconference #Seattle

  6. SeaGL cfp office hour starting momentarily and runs an hour

    See #SeaGL on FreeNode and the SeaGL #cfp for more info

    #FLOSSconference

  7. SeaGL cfp is open until July 29th. The cfp committee will again have office hours, which are fantabulously helpful.

    #SeaGL is a great conference in Seattle. I look forward to attending on Nov 9 and 10.

    seagl.org/news/2018/04/09/code

    #FLOSSconference #GNU/Linux