[clug] Linux.conf.au Registrations are now open!
Karun Dambiec
kdambiec at ieee.org
Mon Nov 12 10:01:31 GMT 2007
I would prefer not to go to the penguin dinner and pay $60 less like
previous years.
On Wed, 2007-10-24 at 13:16 +1000, Rob Weir wrote:
> On 24 Oct 2007, Jason wrote:
> > For us Linux conf newbies, can someone explain the difference between
> > the three types of ticket? In particular what are the requirements for
> > being a Hobbyist vs a Professional (I'm guessing I'm not Concession
> > worthy)
>
> At least in the past the intention was:
>
> Concession: full-time student, unemployed, etc - have a (current) card
> to demonstrate this at registration.
>
> Hobbyist: anyone else who is paying their own way
>
> Professional: people who are being sent on the company dime
>
> > and what do the following items entail:
> > Penguin Dinner
>
> The conference dinner on the final night - featuring the announcement of
> the next year's host city and the Rusty Wrench award.
>
> > Networking Session
>
> Professional delegates + sponsors + booze + a neat location for a couple
> of hours on one evening.
>
> > Extra Goodies
>
> Extra schwag in the bag.
>
> > Professional Listing
>
> A mention of your name in the conference booklet.
>
> > Couldn't find info on them on the site but I could just be blind.
>
> me either - last year's details are at
> http://www.linux.org.au/conf/2006/register/index.html
>
> -rob
> --
> no wonder the sound has so much body!
>
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Karun Dambiec MIEEE MACS(Prov)
Email: kdambiec at ieee.org
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