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Re: [Debconf-team] talk submissions: wafertest vs. summit



also sprach Gunnar Wolf <gwolf@gwolf.org> [2016-02-05 05:43 +1100]:
> Video recording should also be included, it has been marked as an
> important thing by several people. I'd go for recording
> everything, but that's just me ;-)

By this you mean the "okay with being recorded" checkbox?

We are working on a solution to allow free-form data to be attached
to events, so that we can trivially add any additional field without
database migrations.

> Besides that, I agree with the simplification. Explicit URLs can
> be part of the description, duration can be part of the talk type
> (as also discussed later on the thread).

URLs are already supported.

> As for notes... If we have the field, we have to ensure to read
> and act upon it in a timely fashion!

I don't think we should introduce a new communication medium this
way. The two fields are intended

  - for submitters to specify special requests, and maybe this field
    should be turned read-only as soon as a submission is undergoing
    consideration (i.e. CfP closes)

  - for content team members, they can leave notes with events, e.g.
    important considerations the next person handling an event
    should keep in mind. This is more data storage than
    communication.

> > Note that it was called "Description" (not "Abstract"), which
> > I find slightly more friendly
> 
> Great.

Let's assume upstream wants to keep "Abstract". We do not want to
maintain a fork, not even for small things like this. Maybe we can
parametrise it, but again, I'd like to gauge how important this is.
I.e. is this a priority?

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