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Engagement and Regionalization
Sessions in this track will focus on our engagement efforts and how to best bring Mozilla to the world.
List of talks in this track
Saturday
- Kick-starting Communities with Localization(L10n) Sprints (Arky )
- State of L10n + L10n Communication Strategy (C. Hofmann, J. Beatty)
- Marketing Mozilla - Nurturing a million friendships (J. Finette, C. Collins, J. Davis)
- SUMO: Past, Present and Future (K. Topal/M. Luna)
- Making space for others (l10n, regional…)
- Contributing with zero or little technical skills (D.Bruant, Clarista)
- The State of Firefox Aurora (S. Hollman & L.Mesa
Sunday
- World Ready - How you can shape the future of Mozilla campaigns - Staś Małolepszy
- Women and Mozilla (Claire Corgnou and Delphine Lebédel)
- Adofex - new addon l10n platform (Tim Babych)
- Diving into the New Development Cycle (Christian Legnitto & Laura Mesa)
- The Future of L10n Tools (Matjaž Horvat)
- Mozilla and Wikipedia: comparison of localization approaches (Amir E. Aharoni)
- Building Community Through Local Sites (David Boswell and Pascal Chevrel)
- FOSDEM 2012 (+ devroom) planning