M.-A. Lemburg wrote: [snip] >>If it's a bit of preparatory work in talk selection and communication >>with the people who submitted a talk that would be better than having to >>be present at the track itself, introducing talks and making sure things >>end on time, etc.
> Any help is appreciated, so I'll count you in :-) Cool. :). Note that I'll not be online much the coming few days, so if you want to decide before may 11.. I'm not around enough.. My personal preference is more 30 minute talks, and try to avoid combining talks into 60 minute blocks. Your questions elsewhere in the thread make sense; we need to know how many slots we have. Since it looks like the framework track will be one of the bigger one this year I hope this gets reflected. Just hypothetically, if we were to accept all 15 talks, and one talk would indeed be 60 minutes (I see Steve Alexander proposed one) the rest 30 minutes, then we'd need 8 hours for the frameworks track. Regards, Martijn _______________________________________________ EuroPython mailing list EuroPython@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/europython
