Heard about this in the interview with highvoltage earlier this week and will join during the end of this month
On Thu, May 7, 2020 at 9:07 AM Mini-Debconf Online Content Team < [email protected]> wrote: > == MiniDebConf Online == > > The first ever online Mini-Debconf will be taking place from 28-31 May > 2020, and it wants YOUR submissions to help make it a success! > > In this MiniDebConf, we aim to put our online resources to the test and > find areas for improvement to have even better online events in the > future. It will also be great for us to see each other again, even if > only on screen, and transform that energy into renewed motivation to > work on new or ongoing projects. > > For more information, see the [wiki page]. > > [wiki page]: > https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEvents/internet/2020/MiniDebConfOnline > > == Call for Proposals == > > We welcome submissions on all manner of Debian-related topics, both > technical and social. Submissions for talks should be sent to > [email protected] by 22 May 2020. BoFs (workshops/small group > sessions) can be submitted throughout. > > Your email should include: > * The proposed title > * Duration (either lightning talk (5m), 20m or 45m (allotted time > includes questions) > * A short abstract > * The format (whether it's a talk or a BoF) > > Presentation slots are allocated based on talk type, length and > availability. > > == Dates == > > 28-29 May: MiniDebCamp Online > 30-31 May: MiniDebConf Online > > == Video Recordings == > > Unless speakers opt-out when submitting a talk, recordings of talks and > events will be published later under the [DebConf License] (MIT/Expat), > as well as presentation slides and papers wherever available. > > [DebConf License]: > https://meetings-archive.debian.net/pub/debian-meetings/LICENSE > > > All the best, > > The Mini-Debconf Online Team. >
