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satRdays are coming

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It’s been only around 2 months since the idea of community-driven R conferences was born, when Steph Locke first talked publicly about this cool conception, but I am pretty sure we will be able to attend at least one or two satRdays in 2016 — as the project received many and very positive feedback on GitHub, Twitter and in-person conversations as well.


In short, this is a proposal for the R Consortium to be submitted in the next few days about free/cheap full-day conferences organized by R users for R users around the world, acting as a bridge between local R User Groups and global conferences.

What we already know:
So please register your interest in being involved (a very short survey with 5 tiny questions), whether that’s simply about brainstorming, attending or going as far as helping to organize one in your area.
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