>For those people who came, did you like this format?

Yes

>For those people who presented, would you do it again?

Yes

>A request was made afterward to allow the talks to run to 10 minutes
>rather than being limited to 5. What do you think?

I think reasonable grace should be given, while being cognizant of the
number of presenters remaining.

Julian

On Sat, Nov 15, 2014 at 1:15 PM, G. Wade Johnson via Houston <[email protected]
> wrote:

> I'll get a full write-up on the meeting on-line this weekend, but I
> thought I would give a quick summary and poll the group.
>
> Original lightning talk volunteers: 9
> Volunteers who bailed on us: 2
> Total lightning talks given: 9
>
> 1 person gave a second lightning talk off the cuff.
> 1 person volunteered to give a lightning talk with no prep.
>
> 7 of the 9 talks finished in less than 5 minutes.
>
> For those people who came, did you like this format?
> For those people who presented, would you do it again?
>
> A request was made afterward to allow the talks to run to 10 minutes
> rather than being limited to 5. What do you think?
>
> G. Wade
> --
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> when it is but it looks like it isn't.                -- Rick Hoselton
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