You know you're traveling too much when you completely stop updating the "where I'm going to be" feeds (example).

Regardless: I'll be in San Francisco starting late today, and then in Portland on Monday the 25th, the day before I give the opening keynote address at Open Source Bridge. My tentative title: "Be Bold."

Wikimedians are giving several other talks during the conference:

• "Identity, Reputation and Gratitude: Designing for a community" by Brandon Harris: Tuesday, 1:30
• "A snapshot of Open Source in West Africa" by Renaud Gaudin: Tuesday, 3:45
• "Building A Visual Editor for Wikipedia" by Roan Kattouw and Trevor Parscal: Tuesday, 4:45
• "Internationalization @Wikipedia: Helping add the next billion web users" by Alolita Sharma: Wednesday, 10am
• "Why you need to host 100 new wikis just for yourself." by Ward Cunningham: Wednesday, 2:30
• "Outreach Events: My Triumphs, My Mistakes" by Asheesh Laroia and me: Thursday, 3:45

The Wikimedia Foundation is also sponsoring the Friday unconference day, and will host a hacking table that day as well as (I hope) the Tuesday "Hacker Lounge Project/Community Night."

Then, I'll be in Washington, DC, July 10th-15th for Wikimania, especially the pre-conference Hackathon. I'm happy to announce that WMF is partnering with OpenHatch to make the pre-Wikimania hackathon even more useful. OpenHatch is planning and running the novice-focused half of the event, with trainings and projects to help people learn how to hack Wikimedia technology.

I'm leading at least two talks at Wikimania:

• "Transparency and collaboration in Wikimedia engineering": Saturday, 10:30am
• "What Does THAT mean? Engineering Jargon And Procedures Explained": Saturday, 12:10pm

I say "at least two" because who knows whether folks will rope me into moderating a panel, or doing some stand-up comedy.