> 1. Will the MiniDebConf have a registration fees ? If yes, how much ? It > would be nice if we could add options for participants to register as early > bird tickets etc in the website. That's something that I'd personally like > to see, but let me know what you think of the same. Yes, We can have a registration fee, but a small amount. Rs. 100-200 would be my suggestion. It should be affordable to students also (That's better than having different levels of registrations like student, professional etc) > 2. Will the Debian community come up with T-shirts for the event, or > will they have to be given for printing ? We can have T-Shirts and the profit from that can be used to setup private communication system like Shirish and Praveen suggested. After all, swags do play an important role among students. :) > 4. Should we consider conducting night-long hackathons in a MiniDebConf > ? Is anyone(someone with prior experience in conducting one, if possible) > willing to volunteer ? This would be cool. > 5. I know the DebConf is a technical event and hence I'm asking this. > Would it be fine to host some cultural events(music and dance perhaps) ? It > might however, be a better idea to host a dinner party IMHO. Let me know > your take on the same. My suggestion is to go with dinner, it helps people to mingle more (which may be more productive). -- Regards, Balasankar C http://balasankarc.in "Freedom is never easily won, but once established, freedom lasts, spreads and chokes out tyranny." - Trent Lott
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