The Day After We Said We Were Having a Party

Written by David | Published 2017/05/31
Tech Story Tags: hacker-noon-party | startup-life | san-francisco | hackernoon | hackernoon-party

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We emailed a bunch of people yesterday, and our first 100 some tickets were claimed by the Hacker Noon community. Some people expressed interested in the facebook event too. We’re on our way to selling out, but I’m still giving away more tickets:

Discount code = @ami for Hacker Noon Party ($20 value)

One of the coolest things about yesterday came from a simple line about 800 words into the email invite, “We should be hosting more of these elsewhere in the world, so drop us a line and let us know where we should throw one next.

Intelligence — and readership — are not equally distributed. Private sector, government sector, academia — all reached out about interest in a future event. New York, Atlanta, Amsterdam, London, Lagos, Salt Lake City, Bangalore, Berlin, Fredericton, Dallas, Portland, the Congo, Cuba, Austin, Barcelona, Denver, Helsinki — where should we go next? I’ve never even been to half these of these places before. A lot to think about… I’m definitely partial to request of “Dear God, Please come to Minneapolis.

Anyways, I’m loving it. The growth of this community will come from the community itself. If you’d like to talk about how to grow together, please respond to this post or email us at Partners@AMIpublications.com.


Written by David | Founder & CEO of HackerNoon. Grew up on the east coast. Grew old on the west coast. Now, cooking in Colorado.
Published by HackerNoon on 2017/05/31