Antananarivo Miblaogy 5 – When I Met The Bloggers
Well guys, I don’t have (anymore) much to say since there are already detailed and nice reports – in three languages please :)- made by the other bloggers out there. When I knew it and decided to attend, I didn’t really know what to expect. When bloggers meet what they are likely to talk about and do? The only thing I was sure of is that it would turn around virtual things lol. I was wrong!
I’m sorry to snatch one of your photos ariniaina but I don’t have a good enough group photo :p
It was not the first time I met all of them. I’ve already been a couple of times on the ground with Avylavitra and met Jentilisa during the eBit 12. The same for saveoursmile. DotMg, I saw him at the BarCamp but we couldn’t have a talk. And we didn’t either last Saturday lol. In fact, we left the Phi Quest Café at about 6:30pm when other bloggers arrived. I could meet the “Godfather” :p Barijaona 2 or 3 months ago but I wish I could know more about his experience as a senior blogger. The day before, I attended a new media workshop with Tattum, Elsifaka and Tony but I didn’t know who they were exactly. I just knew they were from Telomiova. I would say that these are the first-time-I-see faces for me there. They are from Telomiova if I’m not wrong.
The most interesting part for me is no doubt when they shared their experiences during the on going political crisis. The difficulties bloggers have to face when they are on site. And me, I was like a kid doing what I think I’m best at … listening, laughing and snapping some shots 🙂
Hope to see you soon guys.
Bis e!!!!
“The most interesting part for me is no doubt when they shared their experiences during the on going political crisis. ”
I would have thought you guys were the ones who could really share your experiences during this crisis, as you from the ICE club have really been the ones twittering and blogging on this.
Very proud to see that the majority of the bloggers who attended this meeting were FOKO bloggers. It attests to FOKO’s success. Not as many people as during the Barcamp, but hey, glad you had fun. Lova will be there in June so that promises to be very exciting as well, he is bringing somebody very dear and very interesting and in love with Madagascar, and who is a “professional” citizen media practitioner with him.
cool post!!!
R1lita> I’m sad you moved while I was trying to take a photo in which we would all fit in.
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sipkv> It was a very good as we didn’t miss anyone that would claim and auto-congratulate the way you do it so well.
R1lita> thank you for sharing, we had good times! It was nice to meet you. And your pics are great. 🙂
Everybody enjoyed sharing with fun and simplicity as individuals. And it’s good to let know that bloggers are normal persons, but not alcoholic 😀 and that they don’t feel themselves as kings of the world as if others were ignorants.
@Sipakv You know Avylavitra and Tony had a lot to tell lol more than what we lived on site lol.
@Ariniaina :p
@Tattum You’re welcome, it was nice meeting too. But you take great photos as well 😀
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