Rich, I noticed that there are two Libcloud talks scheduled one after another on Day 1 in the Cloudy track.
First one is by Sebastien and the other one is by me. Those talks are quite different (Sebastien will talk about the library usage, etc. and I will talk more about the community and project growth), but I still think it would be better if those talks aren't scheduled one after another. This way people can have a short break from Libcloud. Also, maybe my talk might fit better into the community track. What do other people think? On Fri, Feb 14, 2014 at 3:34 AM, Rich Bowen <rbo...@rcbowen.com> wrote: > I've got a mostly-done tentative schedule, and I need lots of people to > look at it. > > http://tm3.org/cfpreview is all of the talks, broken into categories > http://tm3.org/actracks is the proposed schedule > > I'm waiting for feedback from the Hadoop/Bigdata folks, and from the > Science folks, so those tracks are marked in grey as full, but I don't have > actual content there. > > I also have the 9th track on day 3 empty, and I don't have any fallback > talks picked out. > > So, what I still need: > > * Look over the whole schedule and see that it hangs together > * Compare the talks listed in the ALL TRACKS tab with everything else, > ensuring that there aren't talks that have been omitted from consideration. > * Ensure that we don't have folks speaking twice at the same time > * Ensure that the *ordering* in the individual tracks makes sense > * Ensure that there's not obvious irreconcilable conflict between > concurrent talks. (ie, everyone is going to want to go to both.) > * Anything else that I've overlooked in this process. > > Thank you all so much for your assistance so far. Almost every track has > had extensive help from *someone* in putting it together. > > Notes: > * All "lightning talks" and "BoF" submissions are marked rejected because > they're not scheduled at this point in the process. We'll do that next > after we publish this schedule > * If you have comments, please reply to this email. If you make comments > in the spreadsheet they'll likely get lost in the noise > * If you want to edit a track directly in the schedule spreadsheet, just > ask, and I'll add you to the access list > * The second URL - http://tm3.org/actracks - is redirecting to a > different location than it was yesterday, so make sure you're looking at > the version that has all three days full of content, not the one that's > mostly empty. > > -- > Rich Bowen - rbo...@rcbowen.com - @rbowen > http://apachecon.com/ - @apachecon > >
