If you thought two days of WordPress sharing, learning and general geekery was enough, get ready to have your socks knocked off across the room and into the washing machine.
T-shirts, my friends – there will also be limited edition WordCamp Portland t-shirts that you can only get if you attend WordCamp Portland. (Did I mention recently that you should look at all the amazing people you’ll be rubbing shoulders with at wcpdx? Because you really should.)
Oh, the heads you will turn! This graphic is specifically designed to make your complexion clearer, your hair shinier, and your WPM faster. Plus, you can test people’s knowledge of Portland bridges by asking them to name all eight pictured. Amaze your friends and astound your neighbors!
IMPORTANT: we’re going with Canvas brand shirts for men and Bella brand shirts for women. These are a truer fit than you might be used to if you are accustomed to a more gym-style event shirt. Check out the sizing charts if you’re unsure – you’re going to want to wear this shirt everywhere.
The final t-shirt order goes in tomorrow. Buy your ticket now to join in the high-jinks. If you want to change your shirt size, you can do so by changing your registration information (that link you followed to tell us your name, rank, and Twitter handle).
Andrew Nacin is a core developer for WordPress and is an active participant in the WordPress community. He is involved with development tasks including bug fixes, feature development, and wrangling contributions from other developers. He also participates in various mailing lists and forums and has been known to attend many WordCamp events.
