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Torque Toons: WordCamp US travel tip #1

Posted by Torque Mag on August 19, 2022 at 2:44 pm
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I’m so excited about WordCamp US in September. Like many of you, I haven’t been to a WordCamp in years, so I thought I’d share some travel advice for San Diego. If you’d like some better travel advice, we’d recommend this WCUS travel thread by @GoGinaMarie. Went to my first #WordCamp earlier this year and with #WCUS around the corner, I wanted to share 8 tips that may help another first-timer. 1/11— Juniemarie (@GoGinaMarie) August 8, 2022 The post Torque Toons: WordCamp US travel tip #1 appeared first on Torque.…

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