[TYPO3-asia] T3CON 2012 Asia

[Rebecca Stankowski]

Hi Thomas and all others who might be interested in a T3CON12 Asia

Good to hear from you and sorry for not getting back earlier. We just 
returned from Germany.

Yes, we have been thinking to do a first T3CON Asia and therefore wanted 
to find out more about its possibilities at the conference.

I can say that the TYPO3 people at the conference were really positive 
towards a conference in Asia and we have already talked to potential 
speakers/guests. I have talked to the organisers as well to find out 
more how it works. In general, there are no concerns to have such an event.

So far, we have communicated that this would be a conference that is 
organised by the TYPO3 communities in Asia (Thailand, Cambodia, Japan) 
with Cambodia to be the first host country (next year Thailand or Japan :-).

We are thinking end of August 2012. Would this time be suitable for all 
of you?

I appreciate all feedback and any kind of help to make the first T3CON11 
reality.
However, we will be away for a holiday from tomorrow on, but I will get 
back to you end of October.

Also, I would definitely like to hear more about the SkiCamp in Japan, 
it sounds like a lot of fun :-)

Cheers,

Rebecca



On 10/13/2011 11:28 AM, TYPO3 | snowflake wrote:
> Hi Rebecca,
> Hi Dominik,
>
> Hope you had a wonderful time and visit at T3CON11 in Hanau/Frankfurt. I
> woud like to follow-up my note earlier on this list:
>
> "Would be nice anyway the Asian community gets a bit closer over time.
> Europe has its conference in Germany, North America in San Francisco and
> next French Canada... how about T3CON in Asia? Well, there is still lots and
> lots of potential."
>
> Is it correct, that you plan a first T3CON in Asia for 2012 in Cambodia?
> That would be great! Encourage you strongly to keep on going and bring the
> TYPO3 Conference to Asia. There are no plans for Japan, only Community Event
> on 26 November 2011 in Kyoto and maybe a next edition of T3SKI in Winter
> 2012.
>
> If I can be of help, sure.
>
> --
> Thomas @ snowflake Japan