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ARGH! (Score:2)
I've been working on OSCON, sorting out rooms and tracks and trying to drum up proposals. We're on a really tight time budget once the proposals come in, so if you're thinking about submitting something then you should do it sooner rather than later.
If the first proposals in get more consideration than later ones, could you please say this in the goddamn CFP! If you just give a deadline, you imply that you won't actually select anything before that deadline has passed. To then go ahead and start assigning spots ahead of time really sucks for those of us who take ORA at its implied word.
If there really is a time crunch, you could have the CFP start and end earlier. It's not like you didn't know before January that there was going to be an OSCON this summer!
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Re:ARGH! (Score:2)
Take that Prozac, man.
--Nat
Re:ARGH! (Score:2)
Prozac? That's for depressed people. Not my problem. And I'm too old for Ritalin. I'm not sure what drug I need. Chocolate, probably.
Re:ARGH! (Score:2)
You appear to be in the 1% of people living in the real world. Every year we get a ton of last-minute "hey! I missed the deadline but can you take my proposal anyway?" messages. Normally I say "okay", because it takes us a while to get up to speed on selections. But this year there's no such slack.
--Nat
Re:ARGH! (Score:2)
You might want to recant that statement