I'm an organizer of PYCON UGANDA. @PyconUg
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There's PyCon Korea 2019, which isn't listed currently. Filing this in case someone can get to this before me. :)

https://www.pycon.kr/

I'd like two remove the country name from the Location field. This field is both redundant with the more-sepcific Country field and inconsistently used (e.g. sometimes not used, sometimes with spelling variations like "USA" vs. "United States of America". I'm opening this issue first to:

1. get feedback in case there are cases where the country information cannot be expressed with the three-letter country code
2. identify any tooling that uses this repository that would not handle this change gracefully or would need additional updates in order to do so
3. see if this would actually be a net-negative change, e.g. because ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country codes are machine-readable but are not necessarily obvious to people reading the CSV files directly

I'm an organizer of PyConDE & PyData Berlin 2019 and EuroSciPy.
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I'm an organizer of PyCon JP.
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I'm an organizer of PyCon Colombia 2018, 2019, 2020 and of SciPy Latam 2019
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Perhaps we can use something like https://pypi.org/project/csvvalidator/ and add travis CI check to ensure the csv in the PR is well-formed.

I'm an organizer of PyTexas.
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I'm an organizer of PyOhio.
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Please add a link to http://www.pycon.org/ in the Readme. I think that is the better source for this dataset.

Many Python conferences offer financial aid ranging from free or discounted tickets to direct monetary assistance for travel and lodging costs. I'd like to add links to those program details here to draw more attention to their availability, and I'm interested to hear others' opinions before going in to backfill all the data.

Could be useful info, in addition to the website and sponsorship URLs.

I'm an organizer of PyCon Lithuania.
https://pycon.lt
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I'm an organizer of PyCon Fr.
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I'm an organizer of Kiwi PyCon.
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@terapyon @iqbalabd @scari @darjeeling I just noticed that the dates for PyCon Asia Pacific and PyCon Korea overlap.

#89

As you may know, there is already a team of people maintaining the official Python events calendars, which are then displayed on python.org/events/:

• https://wiki.python.org/moin/PythonEventsCalendar

To avoid duplicate work for conference organizers, would it be possible to send new submissions in our email format (see wiki page) to our team for inclusion in the calendars ?

Thanks.

I'd love to see a CoC added to this repo and maybe help with concerns brought up in #102.

I'm an organizer of GeoPython and EuroPython.
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I'm an organizer of PyBay.
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I'm an organizer of PyCon Balkan.
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I'm an organizer of PyCon Hong Kong 2024.
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I'm an organizer of PyCon Taiwan.
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Ref: The member list of PyCon Taiwan Github repository https://github.com/orgs/pycontw/people

The current list does not include code of conduct information. Codes of Conduct are a sign that the conference takes the safety of attendees seriously, and are an expected part of Python conferences. The PSF does not offer grants to events that do not have a functional code of conduct.

It is also problematic to promote conferences whose enforcement processes are deficient.

This list should:

• require a link to the CoC for the current conference to the CoC
• remove conferences that do not have public CoC information
• provide an avenue to confidentially report conferences who do not take their CoC and enforcement seriously, so that they can be removed from the list without revealing the reporter's identity

While chatting with the @davidfischer and Anthony at PyCascades sprint, it was brought up that it will be real nice if the conference dates are all exported to google calendar periodically for easy viewing. Or if there is a nice website with all the events.
Better than reading a csv.
I think this is relatively simple to do.
Just needing someone who has time to work on it :)

I'm working on a project to automate listing the upcoming Python-related conferences and I'd like to use this repo as a source of data. On thing I'd like to be able to do is filter / separate conferences by region or country. With the current "Location" field it's a little hard to do. Would you be open to separating the field into "City", "Region", "Country" (maybe with "Venue" as well?) or adding those as new fields?

Thanks for maintaining this!

I'm an organizer of PyTennessee.
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Should I open a second Issue for access to the Resources repo (
https://github.com/python-organizers/resources), or will this one get me access to both?

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