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>Message: 5
>From: Lucas Vogel <lvogel@exponent.com>
>To: "'plug-discuss@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us'"
>     <plug-discuss@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us>
>Subject: RE: PLUG Presents
>Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2001 11:26:44 -0700
>Reply-To: plug-discuss@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us

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> > 1) Is this going to be a conference only or conference/exhibit thing?
> >    You mention a PLUG booth, so I have this image of an exhibit floor.
> >    I suggest that this be a conference only type thing.

> > 3) Is this a local only event or is this something we want to open up
> >    to the outside world to? But keep it limited. Something like Ottawa
> >    Linux Symposium, which only allows like 1000 people. If we're trying
> >    to get exhibitors, it will be much more compeling for them to come
> >    here if there are lots of people showing up.  But..one of the reasons
> >    I think exhibitors might be an issue is that ALS is just after this
> >    and LinuxWorld is just before this, so people might not be willing to
> >    spend cycles on a new event that hasn't proven itself.

> > 5) I propose shortening the time slots for speakers and making them 1:15
> >    hour only. 1 hour talk, 15 minutes q/a.  From my experience at
> > conferences and from talking to "presentation consultants", people start
> > loosing interest after the first 45 minutes unless it's really really
> > lively. Here's a slightly modified schedule.  I've also proposing a
> > break between each session, so that people can mingle, grab drinks,
> > bathroom, etc, etc.

> >     07:30 - 08:30 Registration
> >     08:30 - 09:00 Welcome/Breakfast(?)
> >     09:00 - 10:30 Opening keynote (Alan Cox? :)
> >     10:45 - 12:00 Session 1
> >     12:00 - 13:15 Lunch
> >     13:30 - 14:45 Session 2
> >     15:00 - 04:15 Session 3
> >     16:30 - ??:?? BOFs
> >                   - Put out a call for BOFs on the web site
> >                   - Ending time depends on each BOF and when the
> > site(bar :) closes
> >    Day2

> >     08:00 - 08:30 Registration
> >     08:30 - 09:00 Welcome/recap
> >     09:00 - 10:30 Session 4
> >     10:45 - 12:00 Session 5
> >     12:00 - 13:15 Lunch
> >     13:30 - 14:45 Session 6
> >     15:00 - 17:00 Panel Q/A
> >     17:00 - ??:?? BOFs

> >    Something else to think of is whether we want a technical and a
> >    business track. The keynote would be first, and than during each
> >    following speaker time slot we'd have two parallel presentations, and
> >    than the Q/A session with everyone involved.

> > 6) What's a good site in town?  We don't have a convention center
> >    yet AFAIK.

> > 7) Another position is web site/machine admin.  Someone to run the
> >    machine that will host the web site plus setup the registration
> >    forms, etc, etc.

> >    Larry Augustine
> >    Ted T'so
> >    Linus (I can dream can't I?)
> >    Bob Young
> >    Bruce Perens
> >    Miguel Icaza(sp)
> >    Someone from MV :)
> >    NOT Richard Stallman

> > - Checking account (do we need non-profit status??)
> > - Physical meeting of all volunteers to organize things
> >   (This thursday during/before/after regular meeting)
> > - Start getting volunteers (someone ping ASULUG)
> >   o Once volunteers are setup, we should have weekly IRC meetings
> >     and meet physically at least once a month, probably more often
> >     as we get closer.
> > - Register domain (linuxat10.org??) plus get a dedicated machine
> >   with a mailing list for announcemnts to the world and get the
> >   web site setup.

> > ps: My Stallman rants come from having seen the man speak several
> >     times.  All he does is rant about GNU this and GNU that and
> >     "we're not OpenSource, we're free" blah blah blah. The man
> >     received a $25K community award at LinuxWorld and proceeded
> >     to get on stage and do nothing but bitch about how it should be
> >     GNU/Linux.