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| − | = | + | =General Organisation= |
| + | ==Conferences== | ||
| + | ===European Conference Organisation=== | ||
| + | [[/conferenceseu|European Conferences]] | ||
| + | ===North American Conference Organization=== | ||
| + | [[/conferencesna|North American Conferences]] | ||
| + | ===Other Conference Organisation=== | ||
| + | [[/conferencesot|Other Conferences]] | ||
| + | ==Generic Checklists== | ||
| + | ===Conference Information=== | ||
| + | ===Booth Items=== | ||
| + | [[/Booth|Booth Items]] | ||
| + | =Working the Booth= | ||
| + | ==To Say and Not to Say== | ||
"Hi, are you familiar with KDE?" | "Hi, are you familiar with KDE?" | ||
| − | . | + | 1. Figure out what the person's knowledge level is: whether they are a developer, an everyday user, a business-man, etc. |
| − | + | 2. Find out how they use it: power-user, casually, in addition to a different desktop environment, etc. | |
| − | + | 3. With what versions of KDE are they familiar? | |
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| − | = | + | Structure around their responses to the aforementioned three points. |
| + | ==Talking Points== | ||
| + | [[/talking_points|Talking points]] | ||
==Official terms for things== | ==Official terms for things== | ||
| − | == | + | [[/FormalNames| Formal Names for Things]] |
| − | [[/talking_points|Talking | + | =Written Promo= |
| + | ==Talking Points== | ||
| + | [[/talking_points|Talking Points]] | ||
| + | ==KDE's Résumé== | ||
| + | [[/Resume|KDE's Résumé]] | ||
| − | = | + | =Other Sources and Information= |
| − | == | + | ==Encouraging Newbies== |
| − | [[/Happy_newbies| | + | [[/Happy_newbies|Happy Newbies]] |
| − | + | ==Other places== | |
| − | = | + | http://www.kde.org/getinvolved/promotion/ |
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| − | =Other places= | + | |
| − | http://www.kde.org/getinvolved/promotion/ | + | |
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"Hi, are you familiar with KDE?"
1. Figure out what the person's knowledge level is: whether they are a developer, an everyday user, a business-man, etc.
2. Find out how they use it: power-user, casually, in addition to a different desktop environment, etc.
3. With what versions of KDE are they familiar?
Structure around their responses to the aforementioned three points.
KDE TechBase 