People can set a goal or goals of any kind for their personal website (or other small web-related project, like a directory or webring), to be accomplished during September (or it could run for part of September - but I'd like it to run for long enough that people can jump in at different times). Similar to March Meta Matters, they can share what they'd like to accomplish with their site at the start of the event.
There'd be regular points during the event for sharing progress, discussing issues and showing off your site/webring/other small web project. I was thinking there could be themed days, like Troubleshoot Tuesday (for discussing problems and offering help!) and a Follow Friday-esque rec day for resources and cool sites that people have found. And at the end of each week, people can talk about what they've been working on.
What do you think? Feel free to kick the tires a bit - I'm proposing to run this myself but I'd love to get some thoughts on how it sounds xD
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Date: 2024-08-04 09:44 pm (UTC)People can set a goal or goals of any kind for their personal website (or other small web-related project, like a directory or webring), to be accomplished during September (or it could run for part of September - but I'd like it to run for long enough that people can jump in at different times). Similar to March Meta Matters, they can share what they'd like to accomplish with their site at the start of the event.
There'd be regular points during the event for sharing progress, discussing issues and showing off your site/webring/other small web project. I was thinking there could be themed days, like Troubleshoot Tuesday (for discussing problems and offering help!) and a Follow Friday-esque rec day for resources and cool sites that people have found. And at the end of each week, people can talk about what they've been working on.
What do you think? Feel free to kick the tires a bit - I'm proposing to run this myself but I'd love to get some thoughts on how it sounds xD