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The primary place for Python user in Vancouver to get involved in the community. Come to events and meet other Python users.
## About

Watch this repository to hear about events and get involved. Follow our Mastodon account: [https://hachyderm.io/@vanpy](https://hachyderm.io/@vanpy)
The primary place for Python users in Vancouver to get involved in the community. Come to events and meet other Python users.

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This user group has been running in some format for over 24 years 🎉 and we hope to keep it going.

Watch this repository to hear about events and get involved: click **Watch** and the **All activity**.

You can also follow our Mastodon account: [https://hachyderm.io/@vanpy](https://hachyderm.io/@vanpy)

**Important** If you want to follow what's going on, please click `Watch` and then `All activity`. This [post explains more](https://mckay.pub/2024-06-12-leaving-meetup/).
This [post explains more](https://mckay.pub/2024-06-12-leaving-meetup/) about why we dont use Meetup.

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The [Vancouver Python User Group](http://www.meetup.com/vanpyz/) is a
volunteer-run community of Python users based in Vancouver, BC Canada.

## Organizers

Andy McKay @andymckay

We are looking for more people to help organize and run meetings. It really doesn't take much to do, so please help out of you can.

### Previous organizers

Bryan Chow
Seb Vetter

And many more. Thank you for your work in the past keeping this going.

## Meeting types

One of the goals of the user group is to provide social and networking chances for Python users, so most meetings will have:
* a quick round of intros
* a chance to ask questions
* a pop out for a drink afterwards

### Round table

These are meetings where we don't have a speaker but go round the table asking people to speak on a topic that interests them. Hopefully about Python 😊

It could be something cool you've learnt, something that happened recently in the community. We generaly aim for about 5 minutes per person but it will vary.

### Speaker

When we have a speaker, we'll normally devote 45 minutes to that talk. Add in some time to chat befoee and after as noted.

We welcome anyone who wants to speak as long as they agree to the groups guidelines. If you'd like to speak, please file an issue 🙇

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