På Fri, 23 Nov 2012 18:20:35 +0100, skrev Ana Guerrero <a...@debian.org>:
Le Camp is also isolated and "at" a forest: you can be literally "alone in the woods" (and safe) within 5 minutes walk. That was not possible in DebConf1{1,2} as far as I'm concerned. And people won't be "surrounded by people 24/7", that's again a biased way to put it.If the only way you have to be 5min alone is going alone in the forest, I have not words...
Minor nitpick: I read that as you can be alone as long as you like (more than 5 minutes) if you are willing to _walk_ five minutes away from Le Camp. I'd guess that doesn't change much, though; you're still not impressed or satisfied by the answer. Nor am I. But maybe for different reasons. I'd want privacy for the sake of focusing. I would not just be alone to _meditate_, I might want to get some work done (I sense Ana would like that, too). You know, on the computer, being online. Working on a computer outdoors, in daylight (or darkness), on battery and off-line may not do as a refuge. But maybe that could be worked around, if more than one person wanted a quiet spot, with power and IP. Depends on what kind of privacy they want. * Silence and no-one reading over your shoulder? * Sheltered solitude (being let alone, but not left alone in the wilderness)? * Seclusion (being free to fart or pick your nose without anyone knowing it)? -- Herman Robak _______________________________________________ Debconf-team mailing list Debconf-team@lists.debconf.org http://lists.debconf.org/mailman/listinfo/debconf-team
