Great idea.

While I still want to know if we still need to fill information in many separate wiki pages, like[1] for all events and [2] for release parties? Trying to remember update all these different wiki pages seems not make too much sense if we will fill the information into the calendar.

[1] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Events
[2] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/F25_release_events

On 01/10/2017 08:57 PM, Abdel G. Martínez L. wrote:

I do agree with your idea. The problem is we Ambassadors only care about
participating on events and not generating the proper statistics of
those (you know, learned lessons).

Having the creation of the calendar event as a requirement for the
approval would not harm the Ambassador but fortify our output to the
project.

Regards

2017-01-10 5:58 GMT-05:00 Brian Exelbierd <bex@pobox.com
<mailto:bex@pobox.com>>:

    Hi All,

    I noticed that we have an events calendar in fedocal[0].  It appears to
    contain one event and that event is misfiled[1].

    Where do regions post all of the events Fedora will be participating in?

    I get asked, A LOT, whether Fedora will be at event X or Y.  It would be
    great to have a place where we could easily see all of the events we are
    participating in.  In an idea world, I see something like this:

    <2 ltr country code> - Event Name - City
    Date(s)
    Description:
    Fedora Speaker or Booth or whatever
    For details see this wiki page and/or contact this person

    We could use this data to improve our marketing and to improve our
    coordination across the project.

    I believe it would be reasonable to ask that event owners be required to
    create this calendar event as part of getting their event approved by
    Ambassadors.  What do you think?

    regards,

    bex

    0: https://apps.fedoraproject.org/calendar/Events/
    <https://apps.fedoraproject.org/calendar/Events/>
    1: I've emailed the event owner and asked them to move it.  I am worried
    they are not active anymore.