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Relive the live blog all over again, catch the flickr stream. Many thanks to Jeremy Krantz for constantly running around and giving everyone at home a view into WordCamp Boston.
Remember, we are still accepting matching donations for Red Cross – We’ve already raised $3000 (as of 8am Sunday) via the site and WPCares.org, another $750 in donated ticket sales, and $415 in tshirt and hoodie sales. If you’d heard Brian Gardner’s speech about why he put this together, you’d hit the donate button. Help us make an impact.
Another AMAZING thank you to our blue hoodied volunteer core who made it all happen. If you’re still in Boston, I’ll (Amanda) be hosting them from 12-2pm today in the Marriott lobby, answering questions about WordPress they have (they didn’t get to attend sessions). Come be a genius yourself for an hour.
To everyone who attended, we truly hope you enjoyed yourself as your tweets, emails and comments would suggest. We would love for you to continue to watch the blog this week as we wrap up #wcbos with YET EVEN MORE giveaways, and ask you for feedback and ideas as… yes, we begin to plan next years #bestwordcampever.
Meanwhile, we’re curious: which speakers hit it out of the park?
I had a fabulous time being a vollie! Whooohooo! $415 in t-shirt and hoodie sales! I loved how free-flowing and organized the day was. Looking forward to doubling the attendance numbers for next year. I’m downloading the slideshow video to youtube (as I’m typing my comment) so I’ll send you the link as soon as it’s live!!
Mitcho was a great speaker. You could tell he had some experience. A little bird told me your intro to Wordpress talk was also pretty great, Amanda. A big thanks to the #wcbos team, the vollies and also the sponsors for helping to put this together.
Thanks for everything Amanda; it was a privilege to come out and help for such an amazing event! I can’t wait for the next one
It was a great event. I had such a good time. Now there is a lot of work to do with the knowledge I gained.
Forgot to say thank you to everyone.
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