There are four penguicon mailing lists. The general
attendee discussion is on the yahoo group
penguiconpublic.
The yahoo group
penguicon-panels
is specifically for organizing the five panel tracks we're going to have.
Penguicon's administrative stuff happens on the sourceforge list
penguicon-general.
The Open Source expo side of things has its own list, penguicon-tech.
You can subscribe, unsubscribe, or view the archives of the
above lists through those links.
News bulletins are posted on the website (in the news
section), somewhere between daily and weekly (with the occasional two-week
gap as your humble webmaster is on the road and away from network access).
I admit it's more of a penguicon-oriented blog than anything else, but hey. :)
There is a #penguicon IRC channel on freenode,
run by 'carbon' (David Simon), who says he's usually online 2PM to
midnight PST. There may also be a bot named "SpocksBeard" you can get some
info from, I don't know. (Ye Olde webmaster does not do IRC much. I have too
many other time-sucking black holes to juggle.)
In terms of individuals you can email, the convention Chair is Tracy Worcester
(tracy at capitalrating.com, or tracywmail at yahoo.com). She has the final
say on everything, and if all else fails she's the person to bug.
People who report to Tracy include, in alphabetical order:
Person | Responsibility | email |
Michael Andaluz | Ops Wrangler | eatittoo at juno.com |
Brendan Durrett | Treasurer | dudely427 at hotmail.com |
Michael Griffin | Anime | otaking at cyberspace.org |
John Guest | Geek Wrangler | phecda at excite.com |
Steve Gutterman | LUG Wrangler | SteveGutterman at compuserve.com |
Susan Harris | Programming Wrangler | stargzr1 at earthlink.net |
John Higgins | Consuite | jhiggins at comcast.net |
Karen Klinck | Art Show | kklinc at dss1.co.erie.ny.us |
Rob Landley | Webmaster, Marketing, Tech-side Co-founder | rob at landley.net |
Neal Probert | Robotics | nprobert at probestar.com |
Bill Putt | Masquerade/Dance | puttwill at pilot.msu.edu |
Jeff Roush | Program Book | alderfearn at ameritech.net |
Richard Tucholka | Dealer's Room | tucholka at hotmail.com |
Rob Warehall | Gaming | penguicongaming at aol.com |
Our registration people (Jane Edgeworth and Rachael Lewis) are unfortunately
not online at this time. (Hence no online registration this year. Sorry,
nothing I can do about it.) They can be contacted by phone, email Tracy
if you need to get in touch with them. If you want contact information for anybody else (transportation, gopher wrangler, green room, individual GOH liasons, etc) email Tracy.
If you want to volunteer for a panel, contact Susan Harris. If you want to
buy a table in the dealer's room, contact Rich Tucholka.
If you want to buy an ad in the program book, contact Jeff Roush. He says that
the program book will be 7" wide and 8.5" high, and ad rates are as follows:
Back Cover (6" wide by 7.5" high): $150
Full Page (6" x 7.5"): $100
Vertical Half Page (3" x 7.5"): $50
Horizontal Half Page (6" x 3.75"): $50
Quarter Page (3" x 3.75"): $30
The general web design was done by Spring Dew
(who did it spontaneously while out sick from work, and who has no other
connection with the con).