Closed tross6 closed 10 years ago
BTW, I have no idea why part of my post above is large and bold. It formatted itself that way after I hit "comment".
I fixed it. That was because comments on Github are parsed using markdown, and appending a line of dashes to some text makes it a title, although that is not specified in the "GitHub Flavored Markdown" link that you find in the upper right corner of every comment box.
You can find the complete syntax of markdown here.
Thanks, Tara, for opening this up as an issue on GitHub!
Tara thanks for your help and showing me the way into Github! (Eddy)
I'll be around that week and could do a talk...not sure what on though, so if anyone has any requests (I know about Atlassian and Support :P) I could put something together :)
Go for it, @clepetit! Nick Pellow did a presentation on bugtracking and Jira a couple years ago. That might be a good topic to cover again.
Hi all, I'm really sorry for the confusion. But Alessandro is still on for the WWLL of 2 October.
For 16, 23 and 30 October we still need speakers though. @clepetit, are you perhaps around one of these dates as well? In any case thank you for reaching out, really appreciated!
I'll be there on the 30th - I'll work on a talk for then.
Great, thanks a lot! We'll be in touch.
@Oosterhuis: Did you ever hear back from Tristan about speaking?
Opening this issue for Eddy to help him find a speaker for 2 Oct. Moving the conversation from e-mail to Github.
General note: let's help people who are new to Github by maybe opening their first issue or other things like that. Sometimes it's hard to make that first step for people who haven't used it.
Thanks, Eddy for all your hard work to keep the WWLL speaker schedule organized.
From Eddy:
"Does anyone of you know someone who might be interested to speak next Wednesday? There were some shifts in the schedule, and I left someone in on 2 October who I should have moved. I sent out a tweet, but if some of you happen to know one.. please let me know."