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  • Roy

    Los Angeles not on the list?

  • http://webpl.us Brian Breslin

    Hey Ryan, If you guys do it in Miami, let me know, as its my hometown and I can put you in touch with lots of the web companies here.
    p.s. you should have a contact form of some sort on this blog.

  • http://carsonified.com Ryan Carson

    We’ve decided to steer clear of San Francisco and Los Angeles for now. Sorry Roy!

  • http://www.robertfauver.com Robert Fauver

    Dude?!?! Where’s Philly? Perfect location! Maybe sometime soon!?

  • http://davidrussell.org David Russell

    DC would rock!

  • http://boring.ambitiouslemon.com/ Derek Kinsman

    So, I’d think maybe New York, Boston or Chicago would be good, then all of us Canadians from Toronto might be able to attend. Or even better perhaps maybe sneaking in some of the Carson Systems events into Toronto could happen? I won’t tell customs I promise… :)

  • http://blog.publictivity.cm Jason L. Baptiste

    I second the Miami option. The community is growing and it’s a great location to visit. The WeMedia conference was just here as well, and it was a huge hit. We’d love to have FOWA here.

    -JLB

  • http://www.audioexpansion.com Dan Dashnaw

    I second the vote for Miami. We’d love to roll out the carpet for this one!

  • http://www.mediaforchange.org gabybruna

    Miami, Miami, Miami…

  • http://www.ourscene.com Jason Calleiro

    Another one here for Miami!

  • http://blog.scrapblog.com Carlos Garcia

    Hey Ryan,

    If you bring FOWA to Miami, you have my word that we will sponsor the event. I will also do my best to help you find other sponsors and will also help you get a great venue.

    What do you say to that?

    Best,
    Carlos

  • http://www.salesforcewatch.com Mark Mangano

    I’ll second the Philly vote!

  • http://www.orionseven.com Bryan

    I’m cheering for Seattle. As much as I’d love to get to go to Miami, Seattle seems like a great location. Oh and it’s close to me.

  • http://carsonified.com Ryan Carson

    Wow, a lot of interest in Miami! :)

    At the moment (in the survey results) Boston and Chicago are in the lead.

    I wish we could hold the event in all these cities!

  • http://www.uSnacks.com Caleb ELston

    Chicago and Boston are cold in September….Brrrr…. Miami is gorgeous in September. A company sponsored vacation and FOWA.

  • http://www.propellerbranding.com Gianni D

    SUNNY MIAMI!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Nina

    Welcome to Miami. Bienvenido a Miami.

  • http://www.nobox.com Jayson Fittipaldi

    Miami for sure!

  • http://www.marylandmedia.com Martin Ringlein

    Washington D.C. is where it’s at!!

  • http://benmetcalfe.com Ben Metcalfe

    Dude, I made my vote (Boston) – you gotta show us the results. ‘Tis only fair old chum…

  • http://www.horsepigcow.com Tara Hunt

    Yeah, Miami would be sweet. :)

  • Antonio Llanos

    My vote is for Miami, nothing better then a Web conference on South Beach!

  • http://www.ilovedigit.com David Myers

    I chose Boston, because I’m sick of not being able to go to these events because they’re held so far to the West.

    East site for the win!

  • http://www.tapio.com Alex de Carvalho

    They may never admit it, but Northeasterners would love to spend a few days in Miami … I hope you’ll bring FOWA down South, there’s lots of interest here.

  • JB

    Chicago is not cold in September at all. September is one of the nicest months of the year.

  • http://www.weareonlyhuman.com Jason Sadler

    Ryan – I told you while we were in London that Florida was the place to be!

    Miami would be a very fun spot, but you can’t go wrong with Chicago or Boston.

  • http://www.thoughtandtheory.com Dennis Eusebio

    I’ll agree with Jason. Miami is cool, I’m sure Brian Breslin can put you in contact with the right people to make that successful.

  • http://www.mediaoptera.com Ron

    Denver

  • http://blog.bitpusher.com/ Michael T. Halligan

    SEATTLE!

    Ryan,

    If you do it in Seattle, then not only can I give you a tour to show you your servers, Dinner’s on BitPusher. Plus you and Gil can meet our new daughter, Kaylee. :)

    Michael

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