Dear Mayo, Sebastian, Rufus,

thank you all your your input.

I agree with Mayo that the order of topics presented needs to be reorganised 
and shaped. I also agree with making it very clear that OKCon is not a pure 
academic conference. 

I agree with Sebastian that it's a good idea to make a bunch of formats and 
side events possible, such as: a track of special session topics, lightning 
talks, hands on workshops, open space, a exposition space for projects, a open 
design and fablab work area, a hackathon or two..

I am not sure about the idea of separating the academic part from the other 
activities completely. I think exactly the interdisciplinary and hybrid 
character of some of the formats could be really attractive. I really would 
like to hear others people opinions on this.
 
I will work on the cfp tomorrow with Sebastian.

Regards
Daniel



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On 06.02.2011, at 15:29, Fuster, Mayo wrote:

> Hi!
> 
> Thanks Daniel for the draft.
> 
> I also added my input. My main point is that the set of topics for me are all 
> important, interesting and conform a rich diversity. They seems good enough 
> as they are in their goal to inspire contributions. However, I have also to 
> say that to me it is a bit unclear which is their order, that is the grouing 
> of the topics. Do they refer to sectors (open data in academic research, in 
> education, in goverment) or do they refer to layers of the complexity which 
> make possible the open data in most sector (legal layer, technical layer, 
> governance layer)?. They seem to be a "dancing" mix of both. But perhaps from 
> this distintion can be reorganise a bit more the set of issues to add more 
> clarity. But again, they are alse good as they are for now to me, when 
> defining the program perhaps a more elaborated scheme to put all the input 
> together would be more needed. 
> 
> Thanks again! Cheers! Mayo 
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> [[email protected]] On Behalf Of Rufus Pollock 
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> Sent: 06 February 2011 14:28
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> Subject: Re: [okfn-discuss] OKCon 2011: Drafts for CFP & announce
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> Hi Daniel,
> 
> I think this already looks pretty good and I've added some comments
> and amendments. Main thoughts:
> 
> * Should emphasize it is *not* an academic conference (though we do
> have an academic stream). So things like 'camera-ready' papers are
> completely optional
> * Been quite a lot of editing of 'topics' section and I've added
> suggestion of listing some dedicated sessions on particular areas.
> We'll need to pull this together.
> * Are we not using 'google form' for submission? (Seems there is now
> link to easychair)
> 
> Rufus
> 
> On 4 February 2011 12:21, Daniel Dietrich <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Dear all,
>> 
>> we are working on finalising the CFP and an announce text for OKCon 2011
>> 
>> The work in progress can be found here:
>> 
>> http://okcon.okfnpad.org/2011
>> 
>> Please not that this is a draft version.
>> 
>> Your ideas, comments and amendments are very welcome!
>> 
>> Kind regards
>> Daniel
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
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