DrupalCamp Montreal & Paris: organizing cross-atlantic sessions

So DrupalCampParis3 and DrupalCampMontreal will be held both on the first week-end of October. It would be so great to organize sessions across the big pond.

DrupalCampParis3 (also see the BarCamp wiki page), held on October 4th and 5th, will be hosted by a great place named La Cantine, a collaborative space full of screens and equipped with a top notch fiber internet connection. The DrupalCamp itself will be held on Saturday, and we are expecting around a hundred participants.

The fun don't stop there. The same week-end we when we will organize the first edition of an event we call Drupal n'Go, a community effort to help a NGO get some ass-kicking internet presence. In only 2 days, we will build a complete and live website for a selected NGO. All free. Free as in free beer, and free as in free speech. The NGO has been selected and the project will be uncovered within the next few days.

The DrupalCampMontreal will be held on October 3rd and 4th, hosted by the great folks of Koumbit.org (hi, there!).

So we have a full day (ie. only half a day, with the timezone difference) when we could host common sessions!

For a start, let me invite you to a live session co-hosted by Angela Byron and myself:

Angela and Damien talk about Testing and D7 development (how to make Drupal better, and get your patches accepted) [temporary title]
On Saturday, October 4th live from Paris to Montreal at 10am (Montreal Time), 4pm (Paris Time)

Do you like the idea? Should we do more sessions like this one? Could we collaborate to iron out the practical details (set up a live video feed, coordinate teams and schedules, etc.)?

Damien Tournoud
Coordinator of the DrupalCampParis3 + DrupalNGO