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| − | Previous BJC | + | Previous BJC websites: [http://www.minimansell.com/bjc2006/ 2006] [http://bjc2008.co.uk 2008] [http://bjc2009.com 2009] [http://bjc2010.co.uk 2010]. |
The [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jugconorg/ JugConOrg Yahoo Group]. Lots of organisers of previous conventions read this list: if you need help or have questions about running a convention, this is a good place to ask. | The [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jugconorg/ JugConOrg Yahoo Group]. Lots of organisers of previous conventions read this list: if you need help or have questions about running a convention, this is a good place to ask. | ||
| − | The team from 2007 have a [http://www.thebjc.org | + | The team from BJC 2007 have a [http://www.thebjc.org website about BJC] and another [http://www.thebjc.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page wiki] (aimed at punters rather than organisers), with a [http://www.thebjc.org/wiki/index.php/Running_a_BJC page about organising a BJC] |
| − | The 2007 team also have a [http://www.thebjc.org/onedayers/wiki/index.php/Main_Page wiki about running a one-day convention]. | + | The BJC 2007 team also have a [http://www.thebjc.org/onedayers/wiki/index.php/Main_Page wiki about running a one-day convention]. |
| − | Finally, there's also a private wiki containing info on running a BJC; for this you'll need to ask the 2007 team for access. | + | Finally, there's also a private wiki containing info on running a BJC; for this you'll need to ask the BJC 2007 team for access. |
The 2008 BJC team have debated at length the folly of having two wikis for the same thing; but the 2007 BJC people believe strongly in keeping the information private, and the 2008 BJC team believe equally strongly in making their information public, so they have agreed to disagree. | The 2008 BJC team have debated at length the folly of having two wikis for the same thing; but the 2007 BJC people believe strongly in keeping the information private, and the 2008 BJC team believe equally strongly in making their information public, so they have agreed to disagree. | ||
Nicole Taylor wrote an article on [http://www.jugglingdb.com/compendium/world/culture/conventions/organising/guide.html "A guide to running national juggling conventions"] and Jon Relf wrote an article on [http://www.jugglingdb.com/compendium/world/culture/conventions/whattodo.html "What do you do at a juggling convention?"] both can be found on [http://www.jugglingdb.com jugglingdb]. | Nicole Taylor wrote an article on [http://www.jugglingdb.com/compendium/world/culture/conventions/organising/guide.html "A guide to running national juggling conventions"] and Jon Relf wrote an article on [http://www.jugglingdb.com/compendium/world/culture/conventions/whattodo.html "What do you do at a juggling convention?"] both can be found on [http://www.jugglingdb.com jugglingdb]. | ||
Revision as of 10:26, 16 May 2010
Previous BJC websites: 2006 2008 2009 2010.
The JugConOrg Yahoo Group. Lots of organisers of previous conventions read this list: if you need help or have questions about running a convention, this is a good place to ask.
The team from BJC 2007 have a website about BJC and another wiki (aimed at punters rather than organisers), with a page about organising a BJC
The BJC 2007 team also have a wiki about running a one-day convention.
Finally, there's also a private wiki containing info on running a BJC; for this you'll need to ask the BJC 2007 team for access.
The 2008 BJC team have debated at length the folly of having two wikis for the same thing; but the 2007 BJC people believe strongly in keeping the information private, and the 2008 BJC team believe equally strongly in making their information public, so they have agreed to disagree.
Nicole Taylor wrote an article on "A guide to running national juggling conventions" and Jon Relf wrote an article on "What do you do at a juggling convention?" both can be found on jugglingdb.
