LibrePlanet 2011 conference is this coming weekend

[Matt Lee]

If you haven't registered yet for LibrePlanet 2011, you'd better hurry!

Local volunteers have already begun much of the preparation work
needed to ensure the conference runs smoothly and for many, the
conference begins this Friday at 9am when conference volunteers
from around the world will meet at the FSF office in preparation
for Saturday's event.

On Friday evening, staff and supporters of the Free Software
Foundation will attend a sit-down dinner at Bhindi Bazaar, an
Indian restaurant in the heart of Boston.

On Saturday, free software activists and users from all over the
world are coming, once again, to Boston for a weekend of
LibrePlanet: The event starts at 10am on Saturday morning at
Bunker Hill Community College, a stone's throw from the Orange
Line on Boston's historic MBTA system.

On Sunday, there's time for cooperation and community as
LibrePlanet takes over Boston! Projects are invited to find space
in coffee shops and restaurants all over the city and work
together for free software.

Finally, on Sunday evening there's time for reflection and
relaxation as staff and supporters from the FSF meet once more at
Grendel's Den in Harvard Square, Cambridge for post-conference
dinner and drinks.

Registration is open to everyone, and FSF associate members can attend
the conference for free -- register now at <http://libreplanet.org/>

The cost of the two dinners is not included in the registration fee and
they must be paid separately for all attendees, including FSF associate
members.

All venues are accessible and all ages are welcome.