Most sessions from Warpstock 2014 are now available from the event's Sessions page. If the session title is clickable, the video is available. Videos are in Ogg format, and should play natively under Mozilla-based browsers.

These should provide a good sampling of the types of presentations and presenters we usually have. If you haven't registered for this year's event, you should do so now!

Miss the 2014 event? Couldn't catch the live stream? Thinking about coming to Warpstock 2015, but not sure about the session content or presenter/attendee interaction?

Selected sessions from Warpstock 2014 are available from the event's Sessions page. If the session title is clickable, the video is available. Videos are in Ogg format, and should play natively under Mozilla-based browsers.

As always, thanks go to Warpstock President, John Edwards, for his videography and great editing!

The Board of Directors of Warpstock Corporation, by a unanimous vote of the Quorum, adopted new bylaws today, replacing the original set of governing rules adapted in 2006 from the predecessor organization.

The full text of the new bylaws is available here, but highlights include:

It is with great pleasure that we announce that Warpstock Corporation has officially received its tax exempt status from the Internal Revenue Service. All contributions to the organization, retroactive to May 15, 2010, are fully tax-deductible in the US (please discuss your own circumstances with your tax advisor).

A copy of Warpstock's Exemption letter is available here.

Selected sessions from Warpstock 2013 are available from the event's Sessions page. If the session title is clickable, the video is available. Videos are in Ogg format, and should play natively under Mozilla-based browsers.

Many thanks to Warpstock President, John Edwards, for not only recording the raw footage, but for his usual fine editing job, as well!

Still not decided about coming to a Warpstock event? We have videos available for several 2011 presentations, linked from the Sessions page. While no two events are exactly the same, these videos should prove useful for their content and for giving you a sampling of how Warpstock presentations are done.

Enjoy!

Got a question concerning the Warpstock event? Not sure what to wear? Looking for something else to do while you're in town (and not attending sessions)? Well, for general questions, your first stop should be our list of FAQs. If you're looking for something a bit more specific, feel free to contact the registration desk at registration [AT] warpstock [DOT] org.

Warpstock has relocated the eNewsletter to our own domain. Previous subscribers have been migrated, so all eNews mailings will now be coming from enews@warpstock.org. Please change your spam catchers and mail filters to reflect the new address.

The Warpstock eNewsletter mailing list brings you more detailed information bulletins electronically as we announce them. If you would like to subscribe to the Warpstock eNewsletter send the following message in the body of an email to majormajor [AT] warpstock.org:

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This document collects all of the tasks related to putting on a Warpstock Conference. It is intended to guide a team in creating a conference. It is also intended to make it easier to delegate tasks to members of the event team.

There has been a preliminary east coast bid. In order to allow the bidder more time to solidify the bid Warpstock Corporation has decided to extend the bid deadline until May 24th. This extension is open to all so if anyone had started putting together a bid and would like to finish it up (or put even put one together) and send it to bids AT warpstock DOT org Warpstock Corporation will consider any bids submitted on or before May 24th.
More information is available for the bid process at the Warpstock web site:
<http://www.warpstock.org/staticpages/index.php?page=bidproc>;

Warpstock Corporation is a Virginia corporation. The Warpstock annual
conference is a gathering of OS/2 users, developers, and vendors from
around the world for the purpose of education and advocacy. More
information is available at the Warpstock web site:
http://www.warpstock.org