Just what I wanted to say: breaks should be breaks. Having all breaks
covered by sessions is a great thing for people who never eat or rest.

Also, a great session can be rendered completely useless by hurry. I saw
one of those this year and it wasn't pretty. You have to give people time.

Raul


On Wed, Aug 14, 2013 at 11:28 AM, Manuel Schneider <
[email protected]> wrote:

> Am 14.08.2013 10:24, schrieb Lodewijk:
> > OK, so if I understand correctly you feel it should not happen in
> > breaks, but rather as part of the regular schedule? Do you think that
> > they should be replaced in the breaks by other events, or should the
> > breaks remain event free in general?
>
> breaks should be breaks, that's why we have them. Please ready the
> concept I have explained in my first response to this thread, that
> should make my suggestion clear.
>
> It is okay to have less breaks, in order to make up for the time we
> spend in longer sessions, but then let breaks be real breaks. So that's
> the deal: real sessions, with enough time to do something, a real track
> for spontaneous meetings, less sessions, less breaks but doing both of
> them right, not short sessions in a hurry and breaks not being breaks
> because of all the other stuff going on, with people not concentrating
> on that other stuff because they are hungry, tired etc.
>
> /Manuel
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