Well, I don't really disagree. I think it's really a chicken and egg
problem... it's usually good to have some third party presenters on
the schedule, but it's hard to get them without having a schedule. I
also believe that having a shorter program lends itself to a schedule
earlier in advance, as you're not trying to fill up the additional days.
At this point, I think I could probably put together a 2.5 day
program without a lot of trouble, assuming that one or more core
developers showed up.
Really, my opinion is that the venue and dates need to be set 6
months in advance with a tentative schedule firmed up by 2 months in
order to expect any kind of participation.
We're pretty much past those dates for 2007, but I still wouldn't
mind a smaller scale event in the early autumn anyway... call it a
"birds of a feather" session, if you will :)
Anyone have any opinions about that?
Bill
On Jun 27, 2007, at 4:45 PM, Martin Nilsson (Opera Mini - AFK!) @
Pike (-) developers forum wrote:
I think this one is really important reason for people not coming:
- No or poor advance agenda/schedule.
