On Sat, 27 Dec 2002 the voices made Andrew write:
A> This may be a duplicate, but I saw it on Slashdot. MIT is holding a spam
A> conference on Jan 17th,2003. Details are at
A> http://www.spamconference.org.
Check the speakerlist and you'll see that there are two people that will talk
about SpamAssassin (Matt Sergeant) and something SA-related (Barry Warsaw).
I wish I could convince myself it's worth the money to go there.
Hmmm... let's start a "if I had to pick one speaker this is the one I would
want to listen to"-poll (sorry y'all, but I'm bored waiting for people to
wake up so that I can bother them with my newest great ideas =) ).
Bill Yerazunis, MERL
0
Jason Rennie, MIT AI Lab
0
John Draper, ShopIP
0
John Graham-Cumming, POPFile
0
Paul Judge, CipherTrust
0
Robert Rothe, eleven GmbH, Germany
0
Matt Sergeant, MessageLabs
0
Paul Graham, Arc
0
Barry Warsaw, Pythonlabs at Zope Corporation
0
Jean-David Ruvini -- e-lab Bouygues SA, France
0
Barry Shein, CEO, The World
0
Eric Raymond, Open Source Initiative
1
Teodor Zlatanov, spam.el Maintainer
0
Joshua Goodman, Microsoft Research
0
Michael Salib, MIT
0
It wasn't easy picking just one, but although Paul Graham would be very
interesting to listen to, I had to go with Eric Raymond due to me interest in
the "one guy starting a project and lots of people suddenly finding out about
it"-part. =)
/t
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