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- Create a version of hackathons that are collaborative, more approachable and value more diverse contributions explicitly.
- Encourage events which are more action focused and that build more community.
- Experiment with bringing lots of ideas from hackathons, unconferences, OpenCon / Mozilla, satellites together.
Who we think we're aiming at, and what we think they think.
- loves creating things & having impact
- is frustrated with work dying after two intense days
- probably rather young
- see themselves as community leader
- wants to educate
- wants to build community
- doesn't think they have time
- wouldn't know who to invite & is too scared to do so
- might be new to an area
- wants to do a "normal" event
- unconferences
- hackathons
- Mozilla Global Sprint & WOW's
- story circles
- years of event organizing & attending...
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