A few hours ago, we pushed out the user registration and the biography form we worked out based on feedback from the Boston Drupalcon and our own experience. This means that we are now welcoming your user registration, and providing possibilities to discuss travel, side-programs and anything else you might like to talk about. Congratulations to Peter Bartsch for being the first to register (not counting organizers and our little test user)! Feel free to use your OpenID account to log in for easier registration.
We love to continue on the tradition of asking you, dear designers and aspiring artists in the community to help us design the Drupalcon Szeged 2008 logo. The logo contest will run for a month and community voting will follow for a week, so that we can select the best incarnation of the Druplicon for this event.
Please note that this Drupalcon is again not a free to attend event, and your user registration is in itself not a valid entry for the conference. We will open conference registration later and will include accommodation reservation. C&T, the company we are working with already booked hundreds of rooms in different types of accommodations, to ensure that we put or hands on most of the capacity we need. You will have options ranging from deluxe hotel rooms through pensions to hostels.
Also of note that while we worked on all these, George Papadongonas kindly opened a Facebook group for Drupalcon Szeged 2008. Hang out there with like-minded Drupal folks and grow your network already.
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Stay informed with the Drupalcon Szeged blog feed. Our most important news also appears on Planet Drupal and you can get updates through Twitter. Socialize with attendees on the #drupalcon IRC channel on irc.freenode.net.