I think this is a good idea. Having small videos that explain something trivial or quick tips or something like setting up your favorite dev environment/ showcasing it’s benefits would be a great way to share experiences from older (read as more experienced) members to newer members.
Since sharing of such ideas usually happens during debcamp anyway, sharing/documenting these things for remote viewers would have a good impact I think. Maybe if this works we could join all these small videos and upload it to our video streaming platform of choice so that we could use that as a reference in the future if we forget. As a member of the video team I can volunteer for this but I am open to other’s opinion regarding if this would work for the conference as a whole or if this would require significantly more volunteers than we currently get. Regards, Kartik > On 29 Mar 2022, at 22:16, Stefano Rivera <stefa...@debian.org> wrote: > > Hi Gunnar (2022.03.29_17:27:34_+0000) >> Of course, I'm not doing the work, and I cannot commit your time -- >> and I'm arguing against a team decision that's already been taken. I >> can commit that, if I can make it to Kosovo (and that's still marked >> as somewhat-unlikely-but-possible) I'll join the team and cover some >> such talks, if they are accepted... But please, I won't make more mess >> about this, and I surely won't insist on the team for upholding a >> decision already taken, and that's completely within their competences >> to take! > > That's a good way to handle it, I think. If a few people can volunteer > to help like that, then we can confidently schedule a few remote talks. > > SR > -- > Stefano Rivera > http://tumbleweed.org.za/ > +1 415 683 3272 >