On Friday 05 September 2014 12:16 PM, Jaldhar H. Vyas wrote: > An event billed as debconf mini or otherwise should primararily be about > Debian. Other projects even when they are also about free software are > only relevant to the extent that they pertain to Debian. > > So for instance the person who wants to talk about git should talk about > git in Debian packaging. A person who wants to talk about the kernel > could talk about installing kernel modules in Debian and so on. > > Nobody should be worried about being an expert. As long as they have > passion and can say "here is what I learned about how Debian does ____" > it will be informative and interesting. > I have been organizing mini debconfs for many years from 2010 and it was fun. I don't feel comfortable organizing any more with so much restrictions. Since there are so many loyal debian supporters out there, I'm sure they'll take things forward. Good luck. As for this mini debconf, I suggest we change the name to FOSS Meet or something generic so hardcore debian people won't feel we are diluting their trademark.
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