Andrew's article on this years PyCon:
http://www.amk.ca/diary/2008/03/pycon_2008_a_look_back.html
The comments on talk length are interesting... 30 minutes were
considered too short. I found 30 minutes a bit short as well
last time I did a talk in Vilnius. If you want to have discussions
and more
I strongly agree with this suggestion.
I kind of suffered the flurry caused by people dropping into the room after
time or leaving the room before time because of hurrying from room to room
between the talks. (And, of course, I caused such disturbances as well when I
had to switch).
I got the
On Mon Mar 31 12:02:40 CEST 2008, M.-A. Lemburg wrote:
> The comments on talk length are interesting... 30 minutes were
> considered too short. I found 30 minutes a bit short as well
> last time I did a talk in Vilnius. If you want to have discussions
> and more time switching between talks, then
