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]]> By: Lee Dale http://torontodev.ca/2009/04/say-yeah-to-community/comment-page-1/#comment-32 Lee Dale Sun, 26 Apr 2009 04:40:21 +0000 http://torontodev.ca/?p=204#comment-32 I love the idea of an open job board. David Crow's got a great job board (<a href="http://davidcrow.ca/jobs" rel="nofollow">http://davidcrow.ca/jobs</a>) but it suffers from the same limitations of the Torcamp and TOGeekEvents calendars in that it relies on one person to manage all the content. That's a taxing requirement for anyone. Though thankfully not as insane as trying to manage the volume of events happening in the Toronto tech community and beyond.<br><br>Would certainly love to be a part of a Toronto Wiki Tuesday that focused on just this type of community project, including a discussion around the calendar. If we can drive development, that frees up time for everyone else to contribute events. Love it! I love the idea of an open job board. David Crow's got a great job board (http://davidcrow.ca/jobs) but it suffers from the same limitations of the Torcamp and TOGeekEvents calendars in that it relies on one person to manage all the content. That's a taxing requirement for anyone. Though thankfully not as insane as trying to manage the volume of events happening in the Toronto tech community and beyond.

Would certainly love to be a part of a Toronto Wiki Tuesday that focused on just this type of community project, including a discussion around the calendar. If we can drive development, that frees up time for everyone else to contribute events. Love it!

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