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Hi Folks,

I will be at the Drupalcon in DC next week. If any of you are going I thought i might be nice to have an informal meetup of Boston Drupalers sometime during the convention.

Let me know if you are interested. I will put the final meetup info here so that everyone will know when and where the meetup will be.

Cheers,
Tracy

MetroWest Meetup Announcement at Groups.Drupal.org

"The Morse Institute Library lies just northeast of the town common, nestled deep within the heart of Natick Center. Among all the sites selected as possible drupal meetup locations, this was the one we had our hearts set on. The mist-shrouded Natick Center region provides the Library with a beautiful backdrop painted with a palette of seasonal colours and an abundance of traffic and commuters from the T-stop nearby. It is all of these attributes combined that makes the Morse Institute Library the ideal spot for talking drupal

Ok, so maybe Natick isn't that great, and we didn't really have our hearts set on the Library, but there is space and wifi there, and we don't like going a whole month without talking drupal with the local scene...

Set for next Wednesday, December 10, 6 p.m. at Natick's public library, the Morse Institute Library, 14 East Central Street, Natick, Massachusetts. This is less than one block from the Natick stop on the MBTA Commuter Rail's Worcester/Framingham/Boston line."

When you get there, go up the stairs, take a right, and you'll find us in one of the study rooms in that area." – Dan Hakimzadeh (co-founder of Agaric Design Collective)

Extra note from Benjamin Melançon, the other co-founder:

"Come to heckle the host, stay for the Drupal

Modesty prevented him, I'm sure, but I must point out that your host for this meetup will be the co-founder of Agaric Design Collective, who recently blogged to the world his thoughts on Drupal Meetup Etiquette. There will not be again quite such a timely opportunity to come and make him try to live up to his own rules!

We know this meetup call is short notice and we don't know how many people are around, but we do hope to provide a more accessible Meetup – geographically for some, and in flexibility for what aspect of Drupal to talk about for all. With a small group we'll be able to do more than "here's what I'm doing" presentations (with the occasional "and here's where I need a little help") to very free-format and informal discussion about what you want and how to get there with Drupal.

In general we want people to feel welcome to come and talk about and listen and learn about anything that touches everybody's favorite open source free software web content management system world: design, code, available modules, reviewing patches for core, Dan Hakimzadeh's merits as a moderator, writing functionality tests, business practices, and the tactic of bribing people to come to a Drupal meetup with an offer of beer* afterwards."

*or the beverage of your choice