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Correcting the spelling of my surname #7

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Expand Up @@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ This experience also affected finances at the city-based WordCamps, which had di
Discussions on the experience at that point focused on the vision of small, informal local WordCamps vs. larger, fancier regional WordCamps.


While the Dutch participants were steadfast in their claims that they are just too small a country for city-based camps to make sense, Automattician Hugh Lashbrook from New Zealand emphasized the way that city-based WordCamps could serve as incubators for leaders and speakers.
While the Dutch participants were steadfast in their claims that they are just too small a country for city-based camps to make sense, Automattician Hugh Lashbrooke from New Zealand emphasized the way that city-based WordCamps could serve as incubators for leaders and speakers.


WordCamp, he pointed out, was originally developed with a strong emphasis on local connections. Regional WordCamps prevented those close connections. “As soon as you get a WordCamp of that size, you can’t really connect with everyone.”
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