These are the joint interest sessions. Please see the projects page for links to project-specific gatherings, or just go ahead and browse the whole schedule. Suggestions? Leave comments...this is all flexible. As well, there are slots available for day-of, ad hoc scheduling. Bring your ideas, grab some people, run your own session.

Confirmed Topics

• Identity
• Joint discussion on identity solutions (SXIP, Liberty Alliance, Identity Commons and more)
  
• Licensing and Open Source
  
• Software licensing best practices workshop (Zak Greant)
• Open Source Business Models (Zak Greant)
  
• Archiving
• Ensuring long-term accessibility and usability of CMS content (Peter Van Garderen)
  
• Usability, Design, etc.
• Thoughtful applications of AJAX enhance usability (Andre Charland)
  
• Design and templates for CMS (Dave Shea, Paul Jarvis)
  
• Databases
• LAMP's "M" Means "More than MySQL" (Dan Scott)
  
• LAMP Stacks
• CLAMP: Making a better LAMP stack for all PHP CMS (Zak Greant)
  
• SpikeSource: Configuring Systems, not Components
• Happy Hacking with eZ components (Bård Farstad)
  
• Developer's Workshop
• Decentralized revision control systems (James Blackwell)
• Automated Web Testing with Selenium (Luke Closs)
  
• Geodata
• Geodata and web content (looking for more session leaders)
  
• APIs and Interfaces
• Remote editing capabilities using Metaweblog and ATOM (looking for more session leaders)
• Remote XUL frontends (Shane Caraveo)

Other Topic Ideas

• Search
• UI/Usability
• WYSIWYG Editing
• Privacy
• Template systems and theming
• Spam
• Security
• Internationalization aka i18n
• Best practices for development & deployment
• Business practices and open source
• Large scale and high availability
• Hosting Models
• Partner and Certification Programs
• Media Management
• Data interchange, microformats, and structured blogging
• Databases
• Frameworks and components
• Choosing a framework or platform
  
• add yours! 

Leave a comment, including a suggested schedule slot, if you'd like to reserve a room. This is very flexible -- feel free to pick from the list above, suggest your own, or even just say "let's hack on X for a while".