Any freeswitch users in the RTP area in NC? On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 10:26 AM, Darren Schreiber <d@d-man.org> wrote:

Hey everyone!    I'm writing to invite you all to sign up for a new set of events - FreeSWITCH Users Group Meetups. These in-person gatherings across the country exist to encourage you in creating awesome telephony and general communications software, hardware and services. Anyone interested in, working on or otherwise wanting to learn about FreeSWITCH and general telecommunications services should attend our meetings. Note that topics are not necessarily limited to just FreeSWITCH!

    Meetings will involve formal trainings, informal install fests, lots of Q&A time and general time to just share ideas and meet people.

    Each meeting has a formal topic to help kick things off, so don't worry if you are not sure what you can offer to the group - just showing up and asking questions is a great help! If you do have a specific topic you'd like to learn more about,  email the group's organizer and we'll see what we can do.

We'll kick off with three group locations across the country. You can sign-up to learn more about the scheduled meet-ups by using the links below:    * San Francisco, California: http://www.meetup.com/fsusers/    * Manhattan, New York: http://www.meetup.com/fsusers-ny/    * Orlando, Florida: http://www.meetup.com/fsusers-orlando/

PLEASE SIGN-UP ONLINE SO WE CAN GAUGE INTEREST - You are just showing you might come - not committing to a date!

    Dates for each meet-up will be announced on the relevant websites in the coming months. We'll also have a VoIP dial-in for locations that will allow it.

---> If you'd like to start a meet-up in your area, please let me know. I'll help you arrange the meet-up spot, topics and advertising of the event.

    These events are currently free. The events are run by an independent FreeSWITCH enthusiast and are not associated with any corporation or formal group.

    Enjoy and we look forward to seeing you at our first meet-up!

- Darren Schreiber  the FreeSWITCH Users Group

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Any interested FreeSWITCH users in the Seattle area? -----Original Message----- From: Darren Schreiber [mailto:d@d-man.org] Sent: Tuesday, February 02, 2010 7:26 AM To: freeswitch-users@lists.freeswitch.org Subject: [Freeswitch-users] Announcing... the FreeSWITCH Users Group! COMEJOIN US! Hey everyone! I'm writing to invite you all to sign up for a new set of events - FreeSWITCH Users Group Meetups. These in-person gatherings across the country exist to encourage you in creating awesome telephony and general communications software, hardware and services. Anyone interested in, working on or otherwise wanting to learn about FreeSWITCH and general telecommunications services should attend our meetings. Note that topics are not necessarily limited to just FreeSWITCH! Meetings will involve formal trainings, informal install fests, lots of Q&A time and general time to just share ideas and meet people. Each meeting has a formal topic to help kick things off, so don't worry if you are not sure what you can offer to the group - just showing up and asking questions is a great help! If you do have a specific topic you'd like to learn more about, email the group's organizer and we'll see what we can do. We'll kick off with three group locations across the country. You can sign-up to learn more about the scheduled meet-ups by using the links below: * San Francisco, California: http://www.meetup.com/fsusers/ * Manhattan, New York: http://www.meetup.com/fsusers-ny/ * Orlando, Florida: http://www.meetup.com/fsusers-orlando/ PLEASE SIGN-UP ONLINE SO WE CAN GAUGE INTEREST - You are just showing you might come - not committing to a date! Dates for each meet-up will be announced on the relevant websites in the coming months. We'll also have a VoIP dial-in for locations that will allow it. ---> If you'd like to start a meet-up in your area, please let me know. I'll help you arrange the meet-up spot, topics and advertising of the event. These events are currently free. The events are run by an independent FreeSWITCH enthusiast and are not associated with any corporation or formal group. Enjoy and we look forward to seeing you at our first meet-up! - Darren Schreiber the FreeSWITCH Users Group