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a weekend event in Europe; lets say late this Summer (2005).

Are you aware of YAPC::EU::2005? :-)

Sure, it's not a weekend, it's from a Wednesday to a Friday, and it's not 25 people, it's more likely 10 times that, and it's not in a monastery in Belgium, but it is in an over 2,000 years old city, Braga, in Portugal.

I don't know about you, but if it's all about getting monks together, I think it would make more sense taking them to Braga for *this* event than organizing another one in a different location at almost the same time of year (31 August to 02 September are the YAPC dates).

Check out the website. Already 185 people registered.

And the talks! The talks...

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