Today is my last official day at Yahoo! and appropriately enough the WordCamp kickoff party is taking place tonight. WordCamp is the latest spin on the whole BarCamp concept, this one centering around WordPress users, developers and admirers. Neil Patel, Hiten Shah and Cameron Olthuis (9rulers) will be coming in from Orange County to make it to this party. I’ll be there so if you want to stock up on some Stamschwag, you best be in attendance.
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Hey Paul,
First, great job on the Yahoo Yodel blog, that is awesome. I hope working for them was an absolute blast, bummer you weren’t full time. Is that a possibility, or was this more like an internship 1 time deal?
Keep up the great work!
~Bryan
I didn’t know it was only part time. Like Bryan said is there any way or possibility that you could work for them full time in the future?
Looks like fun.
Make sure you teach us some of the tricks you pick up ;)
Weee, Stamschwag :)
Awww man, I wish I could have been there ^^;;