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The State of the Coffee… The Open Kind
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4 responses to “The State of the Coffee… The Open Kind”
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hey Ricardo, while reading this post I remembered a really cool quote from Pulp Fiction, please indulge me:
– But you know what the funniest thing about Europe is?
– What?
– It’s the little differences. A lotta the same shit we got here,
they got there, but there they’re a little different.And it’s the same thing with this whole OpenCoffee revamp. As an example, BarCamp PT seems to follow the same model as other BarCamp events. I really cannot understand with OCL has to be a “little different” from other OC’s. If it had been occurring for half a year then yeah, I would totally agree with you guys that the model won’t stick. But from where I’m sitting it looks like you don’t want to bother to make it stick either.
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You’re missing the point: there won’t be a OpenCoffee Lisbon anymore. We’re changing it to something with a different structure, only we’re taking some elements from the OC and Barcamp and see if it works better. So it’s not even the “same shit” they have out there.
Barcamp worked in Portugal because the model ‘sticked’ at the first event, simple as that.
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Ok, knock yourselves out. I definitely won’t spend more time on this matter.
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