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3 years ago Here's are some of the emails I sent out this year.
Cold call to previous year Conference Day volunteers
Subject: PyCon India Needs You!
Hello,
Hope you're keeping safe. I wanted to reach out to you since you helped make PyCon India successful last year. PyCon India is in need of experienced volunteers like you. If you're interested, please signup for PyCon India Zulip [0] and ping me using "Shashank Kumar" or "realslimshanky”. Thanks :)
[0] https://pyconindia.zulipchat.com
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Shashank | realslimshanky
Volunteer Manager
PyCon India 2021Invite for Volunteer Onboarding Call
Subject: PyCon India 2021 - Volunteer onboarding
Hello,
Thank you for showing interest in volunteering for PyCon India 2021. Please join this call as it is being scheduled for the introduction and guidelines a volunteer needs to follow. For this purpose, there are 2 calls scheduled on 12th March 2021, 7 pm IST, and 14th March 2021, 1 pm IST. You'll receive invites for both the calls but you only need to join 1 of them.
Regards,
Shashank | realslimshanky
Volunteer Manager
PyCon India 2021Call for Volunteer
Subject: PyCon India 2021: Call for Volunteers
Hello everyone,
Organizing PyCon India every year is only possible because of the ever-expanding volunteer team working behind the scenes.
If you are interested in joining the team of volunteers this year, please read the blog post[1] to know more about the perks of volunteering at PyCon India 2021 and fill out the form below [2]. We will be looking forward to onboarding both new & old volunteers willing to join this year's workgroups.
[1] https://in.pycon.org/blog/2021/call-for-volunteers.html
[2] https://forms.gle/v7xHpz2RHbwaVQ6T6
Please retweet the call for volunteers tweet to reach to all the interested parties:
https://twitter.com/pyconindia/status/1365276202496270340
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Regards,
Shashank | @realslimshanky
On behalf of PyCon India 2021 Team
https://in.pycon.org/2021/Call for Proposals
Subject: PyCon India 2021 | Call for Proposals are now open
Hi everyone,
We have recently announced that PyCon India 2021[1] will be taking place virtually[2].
The dates for PyCon India 2021 as such will be September 17-20.
There will be 4 parallel tracks in 2 consecutive days of the conference.
Workshops will be on September 17th and the conference on September 18th and 19th. All of which will be online.
With that, our call for talk and workshop proposals is open[3] now.
Some important dates regarding CFP:
- We'll be opening the CFP from today, March 05, 2021.
- The last date to submit CFP will be May 7th 2021.
- The review process will start on 15th May and the final agenda to be
published by Last week of July.
- We will also have rehearsal talks to prepare speakers and content for
this online format, details of which will be discussed later and announced
accordingly.
You can read more about the CFP from our CFP announcement blog[4].
If you've any doubts or thoughts regarding the above, please feel free to
respond here or reach out to any of us on [Zulip][5] #2021/discussion
stream.
We look forward to all your support in making this year's PyCon
India a grand success.
[1]: https://in.pycon.org/2021/
[2]: https://in.pycon.org/blog/2021/pycon-india-announcement.html
[3]: https://in.pycon.org/cfp/2021/proposals
[4]: https://in.pycon.org/blog/2021/cfp-announcement.html
[5]: https://pyconindia.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/275447-2021.2Fdiscussion
Regards,
On behalf of PyCon India 2021
Shashank | realslimshanky
https://shanky.devKeynote Speaker Suggestions
Subject: Keynote Speaker Suggestions for PyCon India 2021
Hey everyone,
We recently announced that PyCon India 2021 will be organized online[1], and we have already started prepping up for the conference. We have also opened our talks and workshops CFP for potential speakers[2].
We want to start the process of selecting the Keynote Speakers for PyCon India 2021. For people new to the conference, keynotes at PyCon India, are inspiring talks from speakers that leave a lasting impact on the conference attendees. The keynote speakers also help to tip the scales for people having second thoughts about attending the conference. This increases participation and enriches the overall experience of the conference.
We will have 4 keynote speakers this year. Please send in your keynote speaker suggestion to the mailing list. Please send in one keynote speaker suggestion per mail, containing a brief description of the speaker or Speaker Bio-Link. If you like a speaker suggestion, use +1 style voting to indicate a preference for a particular keynote speaker.
We are also using GitHub discussions to get all suggestions from the community. Please share your keynote speaker suggestions in the GitHub discussion here also[3].
We will start reaching out to keynote speakers in the order of preference
within the next few weeks.
In case you want to chime in for the PyCon India 2021 discussions, you
can join the #2021/discussion stream in PyCon India Zulip[4] channel.
[1]: https://in.pycon.org/blog/2021/pycon-india-announcement.html
[2]: https://in.pycon.org/blog/2021/cfp-announcement.html
[3]: https://github.com/pythonindia/inpycon2021-tasks/discussions/19
[4]: https://pyconindia.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/275447-2021.2Fdiscussion
Regards,
Shashank | realslimshanky
On behalf of PyCon India 2021
https://shanky.devPyCon India 2021 Weekly Update call
Subject: PyCon India 2021 Weekly Update call
Hello,
The PyCon India 20201 team has decided collectively to organise weekly sync calls to discuss issues and blockers related to the rest of the week's progress. This meeting with be scheduled every Friday at 9:30 PM IST.
We can share the google meet link on 2021/discussion stream on Zulip Channel 15 mins before the call.
If you are willing to volunteer or have questions around PyCon India 2021, please hopin to the call, we are happy to answers.
Regards,
Shashank | realslimshanky
On the behalf of PyCon India 2021
https://shanky.dev
As PyCon India 2021 comes to a close and hopefully this is the last time we will be doing an online conf. We should save the work that we have done in the past. Hence, save emails and content you have written in the past in this repo. Just remember:
Having emails is more important than no emails. Off the top of my head, I would like to nominate the following people to share their content and add to the handbook.