Howdy all. As a reminder, the early bird registration is about to end for OSCOM Berkeley 2002. This conference is Sep 25-27 in Berkeley, California, and is focused on open source content management. To register: http://www.oscom.org/conferences/berkeley2002/registration_fees.html Jim Fulton will be giving a workshop on content management in Zope. If all goes well, this might be the first glimpse of content management in Zope 3, and we're all curious to see what that looks like! Paul Everitt will be giving a talk on Zope and the CMF. Alan Runyan will be showing off Plone as an end-user system based on Zope. If there is sufficient interest, we can also organize a dinner for the Zopistas that attend the conference. I highly encourage folks to go to the conference. It is an ideal environment for seeing the developer-oriented trends in content management, including a chance to evaluate other projects up-close. About OSCOM OSCOM is an international not-for-profit dedicated to Open Source Content Management, based in Zurich, Switzerland. The primary goal of OSCOM is to build a network between the community of open source content management developers. The primary activities for OSCOM focus on organizing conferences and representing open source content management in the media. OSCOM is run by developers, for developers, and has a board consisting of open source leaders. --Paul