Advance notice of WordCamp UK 2010 on 17-18 July 2010 in Manchester. Ticket sales expected in early April 2010.
I voted for the Portsmouth bid, so of course Manchester won(!)
I’ve passed the event details to our co-op for consideration. Do you think we should go and if so why? If not, why not?

Software Cooperative News
Entries from December 2009
WordCamp UK, 17-18 July 2010 in Manchester
MJ Ray - Thursday 17.12.09, 07:26am
Tags: Wordpress and Blogs
Thunderbird 3 Introduces Reply-To List
MJ Ray - Wednesday 16.12.09, 06:46am
I’ve kept a page of email clients that support mailing lists for a while and it’s been a bit disappointing that I couldn’t suggest Mozilla Thunderbird or its freer derivatives (IceDove?) as good clients. They work fine in most other ways and it’s nice having something good that we can suggest to users on [...]
Tags: lugradio
Do you think Directgov Delivers?
MJ Ray - Tuesday 15.12.09, 06:27am
Directgov is the Government’s official website for the general public. As both a member of the public and a parish councillor, I use it fairly often to look things up. Sometimes it’s surprisingly good, but much of the time, it’s a frustrating page-hunt and leaves me going around …
Tags: Cooperatives-SW · SPI
Funding Networking, Coops and SocEnt
MJ Ray - Friday 04.12.09, 07:18am
As an aside to yesterday’s Another Network Begins note, I should mention that one of the challenges of running any inter-business project is paying for it. It surprises some people that many great cooperative projects are running on very small budgets, whereas it looks like some “Social Enterprise” groups are awash with cash.
How can [...]
Tags: Cooperatives-SW
On The Road, #online09 and #koha
MJ Ray - Thursday 03.12.09, 07:03am
It was great to meet the newest member of our co-op yesterday and discuss a new ethical business referral network, but I’ve barely spent any time back at home and I’m heading out again, partly to visit online09 and IMS, partly to collect some things from the co-op’s founder and also to do whatever else [...]
Tags: Koha






