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<p>Hi,
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<br/>> The calendar used on the maemo.org site should do this pretty easily.
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<br/>> So, just let us know how the things should be set up :-)
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<br/>> > Randall (Randy) Arnold
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<br/>> /Henri
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<br/><b><b><b>Personally, I don't want to see the formal "calendar" module reopened. It didn't work very well and, afaik, it didn't have any notification methods. I'm much more in favor of usding the Events sidebar on maemo.org, which uses the "news" module.</b></b></b>
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<br/>> * events can optionally use the registration system on maemo.org (like
<br/>> the Summit did for instance)
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<br/>That's not a bad idea either.
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<br/><b><b><b>2cents,</b></b></b>
<br/><b><b><b>Tim</b></b></b>
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