In Argentina
Asides
WordCamp Argentina finished up today and was a fantastic event, great turnout too. Congrats to the many people who contributed to its success. I haven’t seen any coverage in English yet, but I expect that and photos soon. I’m in Buenos Aires until Sunday night so looking forward to exploring the city much more.
Are you coming to WordCamp Melbourne? Please!
hello matt, wish you to have a safe journey
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Matt… Let us know your insights of Buenos Aires, it’s always good to know what others think of your city.
“Safe journey”?
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Hey Matt! It was great to have you here… I hope that this was not a one time thing and that you’ll be back again sometime
Check the “wordcamp” tag on Flickr, there are some pics there…
BTW, I’m the guy with the shirt
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Hello Matt, do you plan to visit Chile anytime soon? let us know…
Hey Matt! Great to meet you yesterday. Wordcamp was great. I will make sure to blog that (in English and in Spanish ASAP…kind of lagging on that). Enjoy Buenos Aires!
i’ve listened your keynote in Wordcamp, very interesting and funny
I wish you a nice trip and i’ll be waiting for your photos of BA
best regards
Great event. Nice to meet you Matt.
Great to see wordpress team with interest in our Latin American community. Hopefully you will visit other countries soon.
tks,
HEY MATT! NICE TO MEET YOU, MAN! Your speach was very interesting and fun.
=D
You seemed to be a nice guy, NEVER CHANGED!
http://todopor2clicks.com.ar/2007/11/01/2clicks-mr-wordpress/
UN ABRAZO! (one hug; it´s like CHEERS, or something like that. You can also say “CHAU!”) ^_^ v
BTW, Juan Damia blogged WordCamp (in English) while at the event yesterday: http://www.analytics20.org/
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Hi!!! great event!!! Thanks for coming!!! I hope you like Argentina. Have a safe journey. Come back soon.
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Matt, a real pleasure to have met you there. I’ve not seen practically any coverage in English whatsoever. I’ll be happy to translate some of it, just let me know what kind of reviews you want translated and I’ll give you a hand. If you can get along with an automatic translation, I’d suggest taking a look at Fabio (that compared WordCamp to a Nokia event being held at the same time).
There sure was a lot more coverage than the one I read. If you want to, drop me a line and I’ll translate a few lines of each post about this I can read so that you know or you can publish.
Once again, thanks for coming and sharing your experience with all of us
Hi Matt!
It was a pleasure too meet you, did you enjoy the Argentinian “asado” barbecue?
Here you have some photos of the event and dinner:
http://flickr.com/groups/wordcampba/
Ismael.
Hey Matt, more pictures of WordCamp Argentina in this OTHER Flickr Group, hehe:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/wordcampargentina2007/
Matt, I reported in English live on my blog.
Really enjoyed your keynote and the whole event. We should make a tradition out of WordCamp Argentina.
The next time I post here I will do it with a link to Es Evidente powered by WordPress.
You`re such an amazing guy. Thank you
Tengo mucho celoso! Visiting Buenos Aires was the best overseas trip I’ve every taken. The people, food, and culture were exotic and fabulous.
If you’re interested in seeing tango skip the touristy shows and visit La Viruta Tango in Palermo. It’s a neighbor tango place with great food. You can sit back and watch locals of all levels dance, and join in as well. A local took me there and it was quite memorable
http://www.lavirutatango.com/
james…
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Matt, pleased to meet you.. a few days ago @ elserver.com’s internet datacenter!
I was wondering… don’t you have some pictures from your visit to Argentina?
I hope you have spent good time around Buenos Aires and come back soon!
rofc.
Hope you enjoyed it
I couldn’t make it to the event, but I’m looking forward to the next one.