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From: Ross Gardler <rgardler@apache.org>
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Subject: Re: Meetup at ApacheCon? --> Schedule
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Ferdinand Soethe wrote:

> AFAIK the only one who did was Ross saying that he didn't like the
> idea for personal reasons but would be there if there is a majority
> for it.

Like I said I am -0 on changing the date. However, I agree that there 
appears to be no alternative (other than not being able to meet Nicola 
Ken, which is no alternative).

This way I get to go to the Cocoon Hackathon anyway.

By the way, thanks for coordinating this Ferdinand, I'm rubbish at doing 
this kind of organisation stuff, I prefer to just say here's my 
preference do what you have to do. You will find I never complain about 
the results though :-) (as long as I get a whiskey at some point).

Ross