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The story of that very meeting, which I will never forget
It all started when, just two weeks ago, @rogalev_lion wrote to me and suggested organizing a meetup @fogo in Moscow, to which I immediately replied, “Yes!”
And so there we were, the two of us, with no experience, no clear plan, and no idea how to organize such a meetup so that it would be cool, exciting, and interesting. We were driven by the idea and our enthusiasm.
At first, we were a little concerned that there was very little time left and a lot to do.
All we could think about was the meetup. We hardly slept, choosing the right venue, host, DJ, banner design, badge design, and so on.
But as we moved forward, we formed a clear plan, and step by step, we achieved our goal.
Fifty people attended the meetup! There were even people who came from other cities! We were very happy with this number. I met some really cool and interesting people, and I was also very happy to meet people like @naigralsya_ and @rick_peak in person.
The event itself was amazing. We could see that people really enjoyed participating in contests, talking to each other, and, of course, many were genuinely interested in @fogo itself.
In short, we managed to bring together a lot of cool people in one place, a circle of like-minded people.
Thank you to everyone who came to our event. Without your participation and support, nothing would have been possible.
I would also like to mention the guys who helped us a lot in organizing the event. Without their ideas, there would not have been such cool design at the event, as well as artworks for our announcements, and badge: @casey_jns , @Pffbandaro, @eduard_ko85716 — you guys are legends, it's a pity we didn't get to see you in person.
I also want to give respect to @r_ladik, who flew in from far away to participate in our event as a speaker.
I would like to end my post with the words of the most active participant @fromvra : “Джиииифоооогооо!!!!!!”
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