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Hello Fellow Monks!

Well, the end of another year is fast approaching and many of us are are probably beginning to look at and plan for 2001. One of the events that I'm looking forward to hearing about is YAPC::2001.

I've looked at The Yapc Website and so far there doesn't seem to be a venue selected. I've learned a great deal from attending this great conference (both times).

Does anyone have any information about what may be planned or even rumours that could be shared with everyone?

Maybe even a vote (purely for fun) on the preferred location? The choices seem to be:

Montreal
Boston
Washington DC

Hopefully, this will generate some discussion....

Mick

In reply to YAPC::2001? by mrmick

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