…and we want to hear from you!

After the IFLA decision last week, it’s been wonderful to see so much enthusiasm,  ideas and creative suggestions for a 2010 event flying around the blogosphere, Twitter, Facebook and the e-lists.  Thanks to LINT for a great post that kicked off some discussion here.

As ALIA President Jan Richards said last week: “True to the Australian spirit of “lets’ move on”, the lists and emails are alive “where do we go from here?”

We’ve set up the ALIA 2010 wiki to start the conversation about  “where to from here” and we want you to be involved.  The more voices in the discussion, the better!  It’s a central space to discuss & share ideas for the kind of event you would like to see, brainstorm creative and innovative ways to do things differently and maybe even put your hand up to be more involved.

• What’s the password? The ALIA 2010 wiki is open for editing, no passwords required.  However, please identify your contribution with your name and the date so that we can follow up the good ideas more easily!

• I’m confused. Where do I post? The wiki already has some pages set up for discussion about different aspects of the event – What, Where, Who – etc.  Click on the link to the relevant page first, then click the Edit tab and start typing.    If you just have a general comment, try the General Feedback page.

Your input is what will make a 2010 event a vibrant, exciting and rewarding experience, so don’t be shy!  We want to hear from you and look forward to continuing the conversation.

Kate Sinclair

(ALIA Board of Directors)