Yes it totally is possible :) I'm having a difficult time pushing out
information at the moment and I'm trying to scout out people that can help
with content. :)
As for having a narrow field of interest. It's not typically what
IndieInfoTech is about. It's about supporting people with various
interests and goals... however.. I am working on a system named Docket that
should help refine content down so that anybody looking to collaborate or
be informed on specific topics will be notified of updates. Of course if
you're present then you can't opt out other than closing your ears and
chanting lalalalala.
Looking for a few good peeps to help organize a state wide IIT event as
well.
- Shane
On Wed, Dec 26, 2012 at 10:39 PM, Christopher Howard <
christopher.howard@frigidcode.com> wrote:
> On 12/26/2012 06:03 PM, Shane Spencer wrote:
> > Playlist for IndieInfoTech Dec 12th 2012 Meetup at The Peanut Farm.
> >
> > Daniel Feltey, Kevin Traver, Joshua Kitchens, and Shane R. Spencer
> > giving presentations on stuff they dig.
> >
> > http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6a1JFRi_Flt_RuwY1fitD_BvW1mOdCGy
> >
> >
>
> Not sure how much extra work it would be, but for those of us with
> narrow fields of interest: would it be possible to attach brief
> summaries of each lecture, either as descriptions in the YouTube video
> description space, or in an outline you send to this list?
>
> I'm usually too busy to watch five minutes of a video to figure out if
> it really is a topic of interest to me. Sometimes the title is enough
> information but usually not.
>
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>
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