Maemo Summit 2009: Call for Content Now Open!

The Maemo Community Council is very pleased to announce that the Maemo Summit 2009 Call for Content is now open. If you think you have a presentation that would benefit our community, please go to the Content Submission page and add it to the bottom.

Please read both the Call for Content and Submission pages and follow all of the instructions.

Presentations can cover a wide variety of topics, from application development and usage to interesting ways that you are using the Maemo operating system (as well as variants and/or third-party OS's) to unorthodix uses of the internet tablet(s) to core development, etc. The presentations can be user-based, development-based, or a combination of both. No topic is too trivial -- there's always something interesting in how the Maemo Community is using this great open source platform.

Keep in mind that not all content submissions can be accepted. This is primarily due to the fact that there is limited space and time, but also because the Summit organizers would like to create the most interesting and stimulating experience possible. Because of this, a core group of community members have been chosen by the Maemo Communit Council to oversee the approval process for all of the submissions. You will know these people in this Content Committee as maemo.org rockstars, so rest assured that they will do a great job in selecting content for the Summit. Likewise, if you see a submission that you view as a "must have," feel free to voice your opinion in the Community section of the Talk forums. The Content Committee will surely take all discussion about our community's next Summit into consideration.

So, without further ado, the Maemo Summit 2009 Content Committee is:

• Dave Neary (dneary)
• Jamie Bennett (baloo)
• Valério Valério (VDVsx)

The Community Council would like to offer our heartfelt thanks to these brave folks. It's a cool, but integral, responsibility.

Note: The logo above was generated as a supporting graphic for this post and is not currently an official piece of Maemo Summit 2009 artwork.