The PSPS Posts Start Coming In

It didn't take long once the participants were back on their home turf for the PSPS news to start rolling in. Here's my collection of late-breaking news and after-action reports from this weekend's soirée at the Googleplex:

• The obligatory group photo on Flickr (thanks, Jon). Always interested in metrics, I count 46 in the picture.
  
• Limi's summary and next steps in the Plone Core Developers list on Nabble.
• Aspeli's debrief on Blogger.
• Matt Bowen's blog on m.odul.us, part I (Feb. 11) and part II (Feb. 12).
• Lennart Regebro's well reasoned Do-ocracy article.
• Not directly related to the summit per se, but remarking on the "closed" nature of the PSPS, is Janus Boye's item in CMC Watch.

It sounds like the PSPS was a resounding success and I look forward to all the follow-on activity. Thanks to all who made this what appears to be a historical event for Plone and for open source in general.

In other news today at noon the Albuquerque Plone Developers Group got together to trade notes and update one another on their various projects. High on my list of things to do is get the gang to New Orleans for the June North American Plone Conference (sorry PA, love to take part, but Louisiana is just a single $200 hop from ABQ on Southwest Airlines).