I was enjoying your group dynamic.

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Steven Erat originally created it in 2005 while he was with Adobe. His duties pressed and it started to languish a bit, so he stepped down at the end of 2006. I took it on and since early 2007 I’ve tried to have speakers weekly, as you noted, Thursdays at noon and/or 6pm US Eastern time.

It’s all entirely online, and there’s no signup required. If anyone can’t get to meetup.com (the group is one of thousands of meetups there) to see the announcements , they can also follow us on twitter at @cfmeetup, or even follow the Adobe Group (http://tinyurl.com/adobegroupscfmeetup).

You mentioned forums, and while both the original meetup.com site and the Adobe Groups site have forums, they’re not really the significant value for the group (they’re not heavily used). It’s really the presentations which are our bread and butter.

And you mentioned having your guys speak: absolutely, I’d welcome that and indeed anyone who would like to present, on any topic related to CF, new or old, beginner or advanced, and whether one is a new or experienced speaker. I always point out that with now more than 2,000 members (and more who show up or listen to recordings but are not), there’s always an audience for any topic, even if it may seem niche.

Finally, as you noted, all the sessions are indeed recorded. We’ve had over 110 presentations since I took over the group, and the URL for the recordings is http://recordings.coldfusionmeetup.com.

I’m not too surprised by your not being too familiar with it: there are so many great resources in the CF community, so I really appreciate the mention. Indeed, in recent shows I’ve started mentioning you guys and the other CF podcasts.

I also list your show on my CF411.com site (another resource many miss, with now over a thousand tools and resources for CFers, in over 125 categories). The podcasts (past and present) are listed specifically at http://www.cf411.com/#cfpod.

Thanks again, and keep up the good work.

Just wanted to say Thank you.

I couldn’t figure out where the error was either coming from the service or the gateway and from understanding your podcast and my reading on OOP I could have easily found out ahead of time instead of running over all my damn components to turn on output.

Definitely going to help me in rewriting my old community build application.

Another great podcast guys!

BTW, the coldfusionmeeting.com group is AWESOME!