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Listening to @informative talk about con­tent strat­egy at the WordPress meetup tonight. The approach of first con­sid­er­ing what ques­tions your con­tent has to answer seems par­tic­u­larly use­ful for sup­port doc­u­men­ta­tion. By lay­ing the ground­work for ques­tions first, it makes the writ­ing more effective.

Cami wrote a really nice post about WordCamp Portland:

The past years there has always been some knowl­edge to glean. Some les­son to learn. Some new per­son to meet and relate to. And it has always been WordCamp. And it has always been spe­cial. But this year for some rea­son it was mag­i­cal again, fresh and new and full of com­mu­nity and hope just as it was the first year Portland held a WordCamp.

Having been a part of the orga­niz­ing team I was really proud of how yes­ter­day went. We had about 250 atten­dees, lots of BBQ, beer, great con­ver­sa­tion, and a keynote from Matt.

Matt Pearson got a really great shot of the swag too.

Everyone I talked with said they loved the event. WordCamps are cer­tainly a lot of work; see­ing every­one have a great day, learn new things, and meet new peo­ple was so reward­ing, though.