> Hopefully the team handling the speakers would be able to curate > ideas, tips and do's and don'ts which could be shared with the speaker > well before he comes to Kollam so he has ample time to work out any > niggling issues. One important tip is don't hack on anything that > works. I have been to too many conferences where we weren't able to > see a demo of what works/ed because the developer did some changes > last night itself which broke the build or something. Make sure that > is a no-no. > > Apart from that, we should all have fun :) > > I hope I answered you Bala, if something is still an issue/query feel > free to raise it. Yeah you did. :) . It's just that, when students hear about a "paper presentation" (or see a CFP), they probably has a conventional to-do list - like, prepare paper, send it, get approval, prepare presentation, go and present it. It is cooler to have a conference where there is no need of such boring stuff. I just think it would be better if this (what you told) is also mentioned somewhere in the website. Just that people knows. :) -- 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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