If we had a DocBook meetup co-located with XML Prague in February, would you come?

Periodically, the DocBook Technical Committee wonders about the merits of organizing a “DocBook Conference” of some sort. There's certainly plenty we could talk about and I'm sure I'm not the only one who would enjoy a chance to learn what other folks are doing.

This year, Jirka Kosek and the kind folks who organize XML Prague are reserving space for a few days before and after the conference itself.

Several W3C and ISO working groups are planning to hold meetings after the conference.

The DocBook Technical Committee is considering holding a one day workshop/conference/meetup, call it what you like, on Friday, 10 February 2012 (ICS).

We haven't really worked out any of the details yet, but there are lots of possibilities. In no particular order:

We realize that Prague is kind of a hike for users outside of Europe, but in fairness, anywhere we pick is a hike for someone. And as I've burbled effusively about the XML Prague conference before, I assure you that it's worth the trip.

So, if we do it, will you come? And if you will, what topics would you like on the agenda and would you like to present on something you've been working on?

The simplest way to track interest seemed to be with a Lanyrd page. If you're interested, please add yourself there.

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