Hey! Would be good if you can register and add these talks into the CfP system as suggestions: https://debconf21.debconf.org/cfp/
On Sat, Jun 19, 2021 at 4:12 PM LatinMen <xg...@yahoo.ca> wrote: > Hi, > Antonio, > I am available to give my conference of KVM or openvpn > > Let me know, after 20 years my last debconf, I am.back > Gabriel > xgabo Linux user:251155 > Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android > > On Thu., 17 Jun. 2021 at 4:53 p.m., Antonio Terceiro<terce...@debian.org> > wrote: TL;DR: the deadline for submitting talks proposals for DebConf21 > with > guaranteed consideration for the final schedule is next Sunday, June > 20th. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > The DebConf Content team would like to call for proposals for the DebConf21 > conference, which will take place online from August 22nd to 29th, 2021. > > You can find this Call for Proposals, in its latest form, online: > > https://debconf21.debconf.org/cfp/ > > ## Submitting an Event > > You can now submit an [event proposal]. Events are not limited to > traditional presentations or informal sessions (BoFs): we welcome > submissions of tutorials, performances, art installations, debates, or any > other format of event that you think would be of interest to the Debian > community. > > Regular sessions may either be 20 or 45 minutes long (including time for > questions), other kinds of sessions (workshops, demos, lightning talks, > ...) could have different durations. Please choose the most suitable > duration for your event and explain any special requests. > > In order to submit a talk, you will need to create an account on the site. > We suggest that Debian Salsa account holders (including DDs and DMs) use > their [Salsa] login when creating an account. However, this isn't required, > as you can sign up with an e-mail address and password. > > [event proposal]: https://debconf21.debconf.org/talks/new/ > [Salsa]: https://salsa.debian.org/ > > ## Timeline > > * Submission deadline: Sunday, June 20th > * Acceptance notification: Sunday, July 4th > * Soft deadline for pre-recordings: Sunday, August 8th > * Hard deadline for pre-recordings: Wednesday, August 18th. > > Late submissions are possible and will be considered on a case by case > basis. > > Recordings sent by the soft the deadline are guaranteed to be reviewed > with enough time > to be fixed if necessary. Videos sent later than that will get less > attention the > closer we get to the conference. Recordings will not be accepted after the > hard > deadline of August 18th; you will have to present live (and face the > consequences of > doing that). > > > ## Topics and Tracks > > Though we invite proposals on any Debian or FLOSS related subject, we have > some broad topics on which we encourage people to submit proposals, > including but not limited to: > > - Introduction to Free Software & Debian > - Packaging, policy, and Debian infrastructure > - Systems administration, automation and orchestration > - Cloud and containers > - Security > - Community, diversity, local outreach and social context > - Internationalization, Localization and Accessibility > - Embedded & Kernel > - Debian in Arts & Science > - Debian Blends and Debian derived distributions > > ## Language-specific miniconfs > > Following the success from DebConf20, this year we will again accept > language-specific miniconfs as tracks inside DebConf21. If you would like > to > organize one, get in touch with the content team by email to > <cont...@debconf.org> or on the #debconf-content channel on IRC. Note > that for > that to work, you will have to provide volunteers who speak the language > to the > content team (to review and approve talks) and to the video team (to > operate > the streaming tools live during the talks and review recorded talks > afterwards), > because those jobs will need people with knowledge of the language > spoken in the talks. Also please inform us on the best times of the day > (in UTC) > for your track to be scheduled, and approximately how many talks you expect >
