[Melbourne-pm] Last Chance to speak at OSDC

[Scott Penrose]

Hey Stas,

Yes we did consider it, but then we got sponsorship. It is not just  
the software, but the company is running it for us as well, including  
registrations - which should save us heaps.

There is no doubt that cgpublisher has been very generous and their  
help is really appreciated. I agree that their interface needs  
improvement, and I hope that the feedback that everyone gives is  
beneficial to them and that it improves.

Again, thanks so much for spending the time doing some feedback.

Scott

On 20/08/2005, at 1:36, Stas Bekman wrote:

> Rick Measham wrote:
>
>> Jacinta Richardson wrote:
>>
>>
>>> I'm sorry if you're already sick of the idea but for those who  
>>> *intend* to
>>> submit a paper proposal ... eventually please be aware that TODAY  
>>> is the last
>>> day proposals are being accepted.
>>>
>>
>>
>> It takes longer to fill out this wacky form than to present a  
>> talk .. so
>> anyone thinking of submitting a proposal .. start now so you get  
>> it done
>> today!
>>
>
> I agree. The overhead of registering is nasty. And the interface  
> sucks. A
> few times I've found myself in the dead end of their logic flow :(
>
> Have you considered using the software specially written for YAPCs?
> Originally developed by Eric Cholet and the Paris Perl Monguers  
> it's now
> used by other YAPCs as well. I can't seem to find a link to it. But  
> if you
> are interested I'll find out where it is.
>
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