I follow theyour blog (which is great) and am trying to drum up some interest in the Montreal startup/webworker community to see if there is an opportunity to begin a Montreal chapter of the coworking project Work At Jelly (www.workatjelly.com)

DEFINITION ——- “Jelly is casual coworking. We invite people to work from our home for the day. We provide chairs and sofas, wireless internet, and interesting people to talk to, collaborate with, and bounce ideas off of. You bring a laptop (or whatever you need to get work done) and a friendly disposition.” ———

I work from home, squat in various office spaces rented to me for free from contacts and also frequent wifi free coffee shops. However, it would be great to see if we can start up a Montreal Jelly chapter to bring together webworkers, even once a week, at various open houses, coffee shops etc. Station C (pricey) and most wifi free cafes are on the Plateau or East making it tough for workers like me who are located on the West side, to get to each day through the traffic.

If you think you can post something on the blog to see if there is interest it would be a great buzz for montreal webworkers.

Best wishes

Conrad Buck

Ton retour, et celui de plusieurs participants, me réconfortent pour renouveler ce type d’événement. Mis à part le passage d’une femme qui voulait vendre ses charmes, les échanges ont été d’un bon niveau.

Les personnes interviewées ont aimé les questions qui leur été posées par l’intermédiaire du clavardage. Ça mettait souvent du piquant dans les conversations.