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Tomorrow, the wiki will be six weeks old. It has been joined by a weblog, an mailing list, and an irc channel.
This coming week is time for some good, old fashioned, face to face discusssions. I'm going to meet with various weblogging related people who reside in or near the greater San Francisco bay area. My agenda is pretty full, but I have reserved Thursday night(the 31st) for a webloggers dinner. Leave a comment if you are interested.
I'm in.
Posted by joe atcount me in. i'm in the east bay. where is your center of gravity?
Posted by xian atI'll be there.
Posted by Simon Fell atThe city, the city. Babylon by the Bay. Chinatown. North Beach. The Mission. I'm an expert. Just name the cuisine, locale, type of environment. Price range, IBM picking up the tab? How many people? Phil Pearson will be in town.
Posted by marc canter atTo celebrate the 6th (week) birthday of the Wiki, Sam Ruby is proposing dinner on Thursday night (the 31st) somewhere in the SF Bay area.......
Excerpt from Formerly Echo atDinner date. To celebrate the 6th (week) birthday of the Wiki, Sam Ruby is proposing dinner on Thursday night (the 31st) somewhere in the SF Bay area.... [Formerly Echo] No - just kdding Sam hasn't agreed to pick up the tab, but we coukld make a not...
Excerpt from Marc's Voice atSam... this is perfect! I didn't realize you were going to be in town.
David Galbraith and I were talking about having a dinner as well. If you need any helpe organizing let me know. I know the city (San Francisco) well.
I would recommend North Beach...
Looking forward!
Kevin
Posted by Kevin Burton atSam Ruby is planning dinner on thursday somewhere in the San Francisco Bay Area. Should be an interesting crew. Besides your humble reporter, it looks like RSVPs already include Joe Gregorio, Simon Fell, Marc Canter, Kevin Burton, and possibly David...
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Sounds great - will be there.
Posted by Mark Nottingham atI can make it anytime after 7:30pm...
Posted by JonScott Stevens atI'm in. When and Where? What about Gordon Biersch on the Embarcadero?
Posted by Phil atI'm in, and look forward to meeting all you weird west-coasters.
Posted by Mark atLong-time lurker, first-time commenter... I'm interested!
Posted by deeje atSam is proposing a Web logger dinner in San Francisco Thursday Jan 31. I will make the drive to the bay. Sounds like lots of cool people will be there....
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I'll be there.
Posted by Nick Chalko at... You know... tomorrow is Tuesday and we haven't chosen a place yet!
Anyone?!
Posted by Kevin Burton atMarc, why don't you suggest a place. Maybe a Dim Sum place in China Town. We can walk over to North Beach area afterward to grab a drink or shoot some pool at Savoy.
Posted by Don Park at+1 on pool
-1 on dim sum
I will be "there"...
Looking forward to it!
- Mark
Posted by Mark Graham atI'd love to go! I'll be in town and would love a chance to meet more bloggers.
Posted by Kevin Lawver atOK it's Tuesday afternoon PST and where's the man with the plan. Please don't tell me this is going to be a chaordic, self organizing effort!
Where's Sam? Call me at 415-296-9401.
Posted by Marc Canter atOK, how about Cafe Bastille in Belden place 7:30, Thurs? Its not too fancy and is downtown. The downstairs is relatively quiet or there is an outdoor area.
Belden@Bush
BTW - I know the link says 'live music' - but I called and there isn't any on Thurs.
Posted by David Galbraith atCafe Bastille sound good to me
Easy to find.
OK -we're going for Hunan on Sansome - 924 Sansome, right off Broadway - in beautiful downtown Barbary Coast SF - next to Chinatown and North beach. No time set yet - I'd say 6:30-7 to be safe..... lots of room there (not that much room at Cafe Bastille)
Posted by Marc Canter atMarc are you making reservation for the group?
Posted by Nick Chalko at+1 Bastille
-1 Hunan on Sansome (too hard to get to from BART/Caltrain late at night)
Close to BART is better for me but either is ok.
but we must have a final decision by 4:00 pm PST before I get on the road.
good thing we're not trying to screw in a lightbulb
Posted by xian atSam is proposing a Web logger dinner in San Francisco Thursday Jan 31. I will make the drive to the bay. Sounds like lots of cool people will be there. ...
Excerpt from Show me the code 2.0 atI am happy to go with the Hunan place
Posted by David Galbraith atConsensus here is Hunan. Based on an informal poll here, please count on eight additional visitors from the Santa Jose area driving up to dinner.
Posted by Sam Ruby atOh, and can we make it start at 6:30? This gives the people with a red-eye an opportunity to make the first part of the meal.
Posted by Sam Ruby atHunan at 6:30. I'll see all of you there
Did anyone get reservation?
Posted by Nick Chalko atWill be there, too, tagging along with Nottingham.
Posted by John Beatty atJust got back from the big dinner, originally called by Sam Ruby and organized by Marc Canter, and it was great and 30+ people (albeit, no women) were there. I have 5-6 pictures I snapped that I will post in the morning. Most in attendance had...
Excerpt from the iCite net development blog atoriginally went so I would get a chance to talk to Sam. I barely got a chance to talk to him. Too many interesting people to meet....
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Well, it looks like we had ample (blojsom) representation at the dinner that Sam convened this past week. Both Nick Chalko and Jay Feinberg attended. Well, if any of y'all will be on the east coast (represent represent east coast style) for...
Excerpt from blog.setAuthor("David Czarnecki") atOK - so I've been to NYC and Europe spreading the micro-content meme and now it's time to bring it home. Hunan on Sansome - the location of many an infamous blogger, Atom and multimedia dinner - will be where we convene. JD Lasica will present...
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