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Bristol meet up Tuesday 22 July - what would you like to talk about?

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Michael McAndrew:
Hi all,

Next stop for the UK usergroup is Bristol, on Tuesday 22 July.   See this blog post http://civicrm.org/node/390 for full details.

Use this thread to let people know what you would like to talk about on the day.

I'd like to talk about what functionality could be added to CiviCRM to make it better for the UK non-profit audience specifically.  Or to put it another way, are there any ways that UK based users could work together on functionality improvements that would benefit us collectively.

I'm also interested in how to map UK civicrm use and how to connect developers and customers locally.

How about anyone else?

PS.  Check out the shiny new forum!!

paulm:
Hi Michael

Good work for setting this up!

I am coming along, and hope to get some insight as to CiviCRM extensibility and performance, and also to meet some people who have experience implementing it.

Cheers

Paul

irvken:
I will try to get one of our admin workers along, who use civi all the time, although they all groaned when I asked them initially ::)

Sean
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joachim:
Hi!

I'm in the early stages of setting up CiviCRM in Drupal, and hitting quite a few stumbling blocks; particularly with understanding CiviCRM concepts (groups / memberships etc), and how to get things from CiviCRM into Drupal (menu links, user information onto Drupal user profiles, etc).

Do you know if any Drupal/Civi users will be there?
I'm thinking of coming along, but I'm in London so it's quite a way for a short meeting...

Michael McAndrew:
Hi there,

There will be a few Drupal/Civi users there and you would be welcome to come along.

Alternatively, on the same day, there is a Drupal for NGOs meeting in London http://groups.drupal.org/node/12947 (bad timing, I know but we were limited by venue availability).  I went to that meeting last time and there were a few people interested in CiviCRM there - you might be lucky.

Bristol: a little further but definitely helpful.
London: easier to get to but without the strong CiviCRM focus. 

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