Is There More to Life than Gnomedex?

After today, it feels as though Gnomedex is my life! I’m not complaining, though. We’ve been quite busy getting things ready for all of you to descend upon Seattle in just a few short weeks. We announced some ticket price drops today, in the hopes those of you hit hard by the economy may be able to join us. We’ve opened up ticket types, as well. I also wrote an in-depth blog post, answering some questions from a potential attendee. I certainly hope the answers I gave will help any of you who are still on the fence as to whether or not Gnomedex is a “must attend” conference for you.

Even though we’ve accomplished so much today on the conference front… I didn’t forget the rest of the community! I spent much time reading everything you’re doing. Keeping up with your thoughts, dreams, passions and ideas is something that I make a regular part of each and every day. To me, this wouldn’t even BE such a great community without all of your contributions. It’s not MY community – it’s OUR community.

If you aren’t posting anything… what are you waiting for? You can blog on Lockergnome or Geeks, or you can contribute to a forum discussion on Geeks. Heck, you can start your own Group, even! Come hang out with us in chat… and just try and keep up with everything going on in there!

In the meantime, here’s what your peers have been busy with:

• Akaska has released an Apache fan.
• Do you like playing with old technology?
• Are we giving machines too much control?
• Is it really worth it to belittle Windows?
• Save yourself $100.00 off of Windows 7 Professional upgrade by pre-ordering now.
• The rumors were true – Firefox 3.5 has arrived!
• Should the military ban smoking?
• The case of the missing “M” key…
• What is in a sticker?
• Are we really civilized?
• Finally – Franken officially wins.
• Tweet your way to consumer justice.

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