]] Sean Whitton
Hi folks,
> Given the above, at DebConf17 -- my first free software conference -- I
> sometimes worried that I had imposed myself on others by
> enthusiastically and expectantly introducing myself and asking them
> about themselves. By 'expectantly' I mean that I approached them
Christoph Biedl writes:
> Use the key signing not just for ID and fingerprint validation - talk
> to each other, ask for involvement in Debian, why you came to the event
> etc.etc. This also improves your memory whose keys you've signed.ยน
Indeed.
I know it drove some people crazy, but this is w
Chris Lamb wrote...
> The rule is: For every year you have attended the event, you should
> try to meet that many new people each day.
This smells like a pyramid scheme, aren't these illegal?
> :)
Ditto.
However, cliques isn't one of the bigger problems of a DebConf. They do
exist but I d
Hi!
Russ Allbery:
> u writes:
>
>> Now, I've read in at least one answer here that it makes people get out
>> of their comfort zone to talk to other humans. (I think everybody has
>> had at least one moment in their life where they felt something similar.
>> Hopefully, this is not an all-time sta
Hey Sean
On 12/12/2017 08:03, Sean Whitton wrote:
> Given the above, at DebConf17 -- my first free software conference -- I
> sometimes worried that I had imposed myself on others by
> enthusiastically and expectantly introducing myself and asking them
> about themselves. By 'expectantly' I mean
