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Re: Seeking feedback: Tentative timeline for EmacsConf 2022


From: Eric Collins
Subject: Re: Seeking feedback: Tentative timeline for EmacsConf 2022
Date: Fri, 08 Jul 2022 13:57:58 -0400
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Happy to offer support here where possible, but I want to address the diversity 
of talks. I love the variety. Accepting every talk especially as the conference 
grows is likely unsustainable. We could consider creating an easy to achieve 
baseline and randomly choose from that pool the number of talks we need to 
fill. This would limit the talks to an okay level and would give us the added 
benefit of keeping things diverse.

-- 
  Eric Collins
  me@ericj.co

On Fri, Jul 8, 2022, at 12:13, Quiliro Ordóñez wrote:
> Thank you very much for your response, Amin.  :-)
>
> El 2022-07-07 21:43, Amin Bandali escribió:
>> Hey Quiliro,
>> 
>> Quiliro Ordóñez writes:
>> 
>>> I think the schedule is great.  You have considered all my remarks
>>> (without even knowing about them).  The only thing I might add is to
>>> have more lightning talks and less long conferences.  Also to have more
>>> questions answered and less talks.  Thanks for your always impressive
>>> work!
>
> I don't remember what I meant by "You have considered all my remarks
> (without even knowing about them)."  It sounds as an awful thing to say.
>  I assure you that I have always meant that I value and admire your
> work.  Perhaps I meant that you were not dictatorial because you
> accepted my contributions without discriminating them by your own
> preferences, only the conditions to implement them and the possible
> results.  Thank you very much for your consideration.
>
>> Apologies for my super slow reply (June was a very hectic month), and
>> thank you for the kind words as well as your suggestions; noted.
>
> I understand.  I wonder how you could cope with so much work before. 
> Now that FSF supports you, I thought the workload would be lighter.
>
>> Regarding talks and acceptances our, policy in the recent years has
>> been to accept pretty much all proposals we've received, which hasn't
>> always been easy - especially as the conference has grown each year -
>> but I'd like to think has been part of what has made the conference so
>> awesome and full of diverse talks.  But we may have to revisit that
>> policy for future conferences depending on a variety of factors, such
>> as whether or not there will be additional folks who would volunteer
>> to stream multiple parallel tracks and/or help with other aspects of
>> the conference organization.
>
> If I can help, do not doubt about counting me in to contribute.  Perhaps
> the other attendees might want to contribute too.  I think that asking
> each one individually would gear a lot of help.



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