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You are welcome to add upcoming events, conferences, seminars and other opportunities where OpenStreetMap might be promoted to this calendar. To do so, please follow this link to Template:Calendar and click 'Edit'. If editing wiki tables is new to you, we recommend that you copy an existing table row (each new row starts with "|-" and ends just before the next occurrence of "|-" marking the start of the next row, or "|}" marking the end of the table) and edit the details as appropriate.
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How to update the calendar
The above calendar box appears in many pages (most notably the Main Page and Current Events page).
When an event is past and you remove it from this table, please add it to the Template:PastEvents table.
Two templates are used for this. Template:Calendar2 contains the framing, background colors, etc. and Template:Calendar (this one) contains the dates and events. If you click 'edit' you'll see a table following this format (rows are ordered by date):
|-
| {{cal|conference}} || {{dm|Month Day}} || [URL International event] {{SmallFlag|float=none|Event name|Event-logo.png}}, [[Country]] {{SmallFlag|Country}}
|-
| {{cal|mapevent}} || {{dm|Month Day}} || [[Page name on this wiki|National event]] {{SmallFlag|Country}}
|-
| {{cal|social}} || {{dm|Month Day|Month Day}} || Local event, [[City]], [[Country]] {{SmallFlag|Country}} {{SmallFlag|City|Symbol of city.png}}
|-
| {{cal|social}} || {{dm|Month Day|Month Day}} || Local event, [//www.openstreetmap.org/#map=zoom/lat/lon City], [[Country]] {{SmallFlag|Country}}
Use one of the following templates to specify the nature of the event:
| Icon | Code | Info |
|---|---|---|
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{{Cal|mapevent}} |
for mapping parties (with surveying) or mapathons (without) |
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{{Cal|social}} |
for informal meetings, or just to have a beer with fellow OSM addicts. |
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{{Cal|meeting}} |
for meetings at a face-to-face location or virtual |
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{{Cal|speaking}}or {{Cal|talk}} |
for talks/speaking events with individual or small number of talks on OSM |
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{{Cal|conference}} |
for conferences with several talks/panels/workshops on OSM |
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{{Cal|pizza}} |
for hack-a-thons/mapathons involving pizza (or eating other meals, e.g. pasta-parties or brunches) |
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{{Cal|irc}} |
for IRC meetings about OSM. |
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{{Cal|tv}} |
for TV/press appearances. Turn on your TV that day! |
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{{Cal|podcast}} |
for radio/podcast recordings |
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{{Cal|info}} |
for important dates e.g OSMF election deadlines |
| MISC | {{Cal|misc}} |
for anything else |
Notes:
- Leading icons for event types are constrained by
{{Cal}}within a 24x30px rectangle within which they are centered. This gives some enough margins to allow descriptions to wrap on a couple of lines without excessive vertical margins, to keep the rendered list compact vertically. - Dates are autotranslated by
{{Dm}}whose parameters are dates (3-letter abbreviated month names in English and day of month). You can specify only date, or two dates for an event spanning several days. You don't need to specify a year. - The list of events will wrap into vertical columns (depending on available screen size) to avoid excessively long rows of text and keep it easy to read.
Geolocating and linking events within the information column:
- Try to geolocate your event, at least the city name.
- If there's a page for the city on this wiki, link the city to this page using a wikilink, and make sure that this page displays a map to locate this city.
- If there's no page on this wiki (and you don't intend to create one), avoid creating a red link to a missing page. Instead use a link to the OSM map such as:
[//www.openstreetmap.org/#map=zoom/lat/lon City]. - If the event itself has a link to a page on this wiki, use a wikilink, and please use readable non-encoded characters in the wiki page name (or in the possible anchor after the
#sign). - If a link goes to an external site, and this site supports both HTTP and HTTPS, remove the "http:" or "https:" prefix before "//". Please avoid using link redirectors, please use the final target of the link.
Usage of flags and other icons within the information column:
- For placing country flag icons or similar location symbols (such as coat of arms) to the right of the columns, or if the default SVG flag does not exist for this location, please look at the documentation of
{{SmallFlag}}. Ideally all these locations used in Calendar events should have a link to an existing page on this wiki (showing the map and a list of most active OSM projects, tools or other community pages related to that location). Order these location templates at end of line: the country first (will be the rightmost one in the display), then the symbol for the region or city. - For showing small icons that are only project icons or small logos related to the (big) event but not related to location, don't place them to the left but to the right using "float=right" or inline with "float=none". Avoid logos for something else than big events, and make sure the logo is appriately licenced in a way compatible with this wiki (logos stored in Wikimedia Commons are compatible, provided they also don't abuse the Wikimedia Commons rules).
- Don't oversize these icons, they MUST remain constrained with height and width BELOW 30 pixels (the default height of icons displayed by the SmallFlag template is 15 pixels, it is largely enough for all flags).
BIG events could be written in bold. You will need to crank up the font size a notch in order for this difference to show up on the Main Page (since font size is reduced there). What is a big event? We've tended to move towards only making events big very occasionally, so we're talking big international OSM gatherings with say more than 20 OSMers attending.
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Developer events, also known as "hack days", "hack weekends" and "hackathons", are meetings of developers to discuss, network and collaborate with other developers, designers, documenters, and others with an interest in software.
If you are organising one of these events, then you may like to read our Engineering Working Group's advice.
