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After so much planning and anticipation, WordCamp Atlanta 2014 is now over. And what a WordCamp it was.<\/p>\n

Some highlights this year were: selling out in just 48 hours, tremendous support from 18 sponsors, a beginner’s workshop by Georgia State\u00a0 University, our first\u00a0 KidsCamp,\u00a0 forty-four presentations over two days in four tracks, over 20% of the speakers were women, a kickass organizing committee,\u00a0 free parking, the special french fries at Noni’s after Camp, the happiness flowing from the happiness room. What else can I say?\u00a0 It was an all around great time and fun to watch people get more than they ever thought possible.<\/p>\n

The Loudermilk Center and the staff that run it are exceptional and we are so fortunate to have found them. It is a beautiful venue with feng shui that facilitates the creation of collaboration and community plus their food is incredible.\u00a0 Their team really rolls out the red carpet for us.\u00a0 One thing is, no matter how we try and explain to conference centers the bandwidth needed for this group of 500 wired attendees most venues just can’t wrap their heads around it. What I know for sure is that I will never believe the wifi is enough for any WordCamp anywhere and I will always have a plan B!<\/p>\n

Thanks to each and everyone of you for making WordCamp Atlanta rock this year.\u00a0 We’d love to hear from you about your experience. So leave your comments below.<\/p>\n

We have a Flickr group with over 400 photos so far<\/a>. It is an open group and you can add your images to it. Here are a just a few:<\/p>\n

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