> Also, they open topic/speaker 
> suggestions up to the entire community, have allowed the community to 
> vote on topics/suggestions in the past, and they have asked attendees 
> for suggestions and likes/dislikes regarding individual speakers, 
> sessions, and the conference in general, every single year 
> (via surveys 
> as well as in Michael Smith's "conference closing" address).

That's fine, but then they happily do what they want anyway, to make the
most money.  I do think Teratech puts the most popular courses above the
rest, but it looks like they still retain the right to fill slots with
sponsor sessions.  Who in their right mind would offer a 3 hour course
on ASP.Net applications at a /ColdFusion/ conference?  I know that some
CF developers use ASP too, but I seriously doubt it's the majority, and
I also doubt it merits a 3 hour class in the 2nd largest session room.
However, Microsoft pays Teratech a lot of money to be a sponsor, which
I'm guessing gives them the right to a session or two.

And, yes I'm still planning on attending.  ;)




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