Tasks

Note, I have since merged the last two documents from the previous comment:  BuiltWith - WNYDUG Drupal Sites and BuiltWith: WNYDUG local Drupal sites spending over $500

The "spending over $500" list is now obsolete since I rolled it into the other, color-coding those entries in green.

There were quite a lot of entries that were no longer Drupal sites.

The next step is to start merging that larger BuiltWith list with the original WNYDUG Local Businesses Using Drupal document. First favoring the $500 entries, since those are probably more serious than the rest.

Jeremy is right. We have now contacted all the previously signed up G.d.o WNYDUG "subscribers" (technically 'members' but some are from other states or overseas). The only way to measure the yield of this contact form contacting is to look on the CRM and see the date they verified their info or signed up--if it's since 1/21/2015 then it's probably from this effort. For example, someone from WXXI in Rochester verified himself on the list this morning! :-)

There are no others to contact from the G.d.o list other than the hand-picked "high-value" ones just mentioned. All the other past subscribers have little or no affiliation with the group.

I say we can close this task, but the "cold call" contacting has to begin now. That means reaching out to the local businesses and institutions we have already IDed as Drupal on the WNYDUG Local Businesses Using Drupal document, plus the newer ones on the list that Nick recently harvested using the comped builtwith.com subscription he obtained for us: BuiltWith - WNYDUG Drupal Sites or more concisely, BuiltWith: WNYDUG local Drupal sites spending over $500

Those are now on the OA Documents page.

This is good info!

I guess I was murky on the structure. Whether to use sections or subspaces, etc.

If you think it's okay to keep the April 2015 event "space" then great; otherwise I'm not opposed to revamping it.

-John