Re: Once more into the breach -- Conference Submission still not published.

Hannes - Happy to help out. I will fill out that form, and issue a subscribe request to php-webmaster. Eli On 8/27/14, 1:13 PM, Hannes Magnusson wrote: > We've been looking for someone to do this for a long long time as we > simply don't have the time for it. > I thought I finally found someone (Amy Stephen) but that didn't work > out so well after we set her up with karma. > > Eli and Beth: I'd really appreciate if you guys could take over. > Please fill out the form on http://php.net/git-php.php > > -Hannes > > > On Wed, Aug 27, 2014 at 9:52 AM, Peter Cowburn <petercowburn@gmail.com> wrote: >> On 27 August 2014 16:40, Eli <eli@musketeers.me> wrote: >> >>> Hello again, I hate to be a squeaky wheel here. But I've now sent >>> multiple posts for php.net/conferences for my conference, php[world], >>> and nothing has still been published. >>> >>> I submitted in May, with a reminder to publish in June .. And that CfP >>> based post never made it up. Last week I submitted a general >>> announcement, and this is the second 'reminder' I've sent, and it's >>> still not been published yet, nor have I heard back about it. >>> >>> Again, I hate to be squeaky, but we conference organizers rely on being >>> posted on php.net given that many have come to treat that list as the >>> official-one-stop-shop for looking for conferences to attend. >>> >>> Being familiar with how important this is for organizers ... I would be >>> HAPPY to offer to help out in getting these published to the website in >>> timely manner. I'd just need to be given the 'how' and the >>> 'access' to >>> do so. >>> >> In lieu of a link to give you the 'how', here's a short list: >> >> 1. git clone git://git.php.net/web/php.git phpweb >> 2. cd phpweb >> 3. run ./bin/createNewsEntry following instructions it gives >> 4. commit! or, submit pull request, or attach patch to an email to this list >> >> You won't be able to commit yet (obviously), until given access but I doubt >> that those who can give access would say no. In the mean time, you >> cancreate PRs on Github (to http://github.com/php/web-php) >> or be old-school >> and attach a patch to mails. >> >> Any questions, just ask.. on-list, privately, in IRC (#php.doc on Efnet).... >> >> Cheers, >> Peter >> >> >>> Thank you, >>> Eli >>> >>> >>> -- >>> Eli White >>> Managing Editor & Conference Chair : php[architect] : phparch.com >>> Founding Partner & CTO : musketeers.me >>> >>> >>> -- Eli White Managing Editor & Conference Chair : php[architect] : phparch.com Founding Partner & CTO : musketeers.me

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