i went to the manchester wordcamp last year and there were some great talks on website accessibility

@Burgi I'm jealous of your WordCamp.

Although I studied Multisite intensely for a feew weeks back in 2014 so I could present a talk on WordCamp São Paulo, I haven't had the chance to see it working in a real, live environment so much of what I knew is lost and much is theoretical

So, I'm a bit of a WordPress enthusiast and participate in events in the local community

@bwDraco I will. That's nothing serious, just annoying. My throat aches, it's raining since Sunday, plus the cold winds, plus the extra hours I'm volunteering to the WordCamp, plus the stress of my upcoming presentation on said WordCamp. Plus the stress of being my building's manager.

And then later I have to start writing the content of my WordCamp talk

This year I'm again part of the WordCamp team

and this year I'm helping organizing the local WordCamp, for the 2nd year

So, I submitted a talk proposal to the upcoming WordCamp. It was accepted. I didn't expect it and I'm aprehensive.

I should totally not be here. I stupidly agreed to write blog posts for the upcoming WordCamp and now the want me to write a post per day, including one to be released in 80 min, and I wrote only a single paragraph >_<

@qwertyuiop You know I am part of a local WordPress Meetup group and have presented a talk on a national WordCamp, right?

WordCamp Rio de Janeiro

Did I mention for the umpteenth time in the last few hours that I gave a talk on last Saturday's WordCamp :D

I presented this talk in front of 15 ~ 20 persons. There were about 200 persons at WordCamp Rio. The IT market in São Paulo is way bigger, it's Brazil's biggest city, so I expect even more persons.

nights to write my text and powerpoint slides and it was a (relative) success, about 16 people showed up on a saturday and stayed the whole day, it was cool and all, and I recognized one of the guys present there from a WordCamp in São Paulo last year

Last saturday I gave a talk on WordPress. The guys who usually do those talks are super busy organizing the Rio WordCamp so me and some other guys basically decided to do this month's talks on our own (with their approval and help), I stayed awake a few

The same person who sent five lightning-talk proposals to the Call For Papers for next month's Rio WordCamp