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Keith keith at rhizomatica.orgOn 05/11/2021 07:18, Kévin Redon wrote: > > I'm also happy to help with the recording and streaming of the public talks for those not able to join on site. Great Kevin, Thanks. This is something not touched upon yet, other than assuming that as always, talks would be recorded for consumption by the wider community. I assume also that adding some text or video remote participation will also not be beyond us. At least for Q&A, Engel - style. For my part, at this time I don't feel I have so much to contribute that would justify travel, health risks etc. So watching live or recordings will probably be sufficient - In fact, having reference to this archive is vital, I have often referenced videos after forgetting things - there's just too much to take in across 4 days of OsmoDevCon. Something that occurs to me, but it's not a personal preference, attendance is highly unlikely - but is there any reason to plan for late April, other than tradition? The few degrees of higher ambient temperature that are likely in late, or even mid May would seem to make ventilation so much easier. - My preferred venue - OUTSIDE! Remember those days at MarienStr when the sun came out, that was great! Thanks for organising a devcon! Best wishes to all and here's hoping for some relief next spring and a smooth event! (I have an unexplainable, totally nonrational gut feeling that covid-19 might just somehow fade away around early spring) k. P.D. For what it's worth, for the "record" as they say: IMHO people's health is on the greater part their own business and responsibility. So personally, I would have no agenda to segregate people. Besides, unless one would quarantine 3 or 4 days before, somehow travel to the venue in a bubble, stay there for the entire con and return home in a bubble to again quarantine, one could never be sure of the source of any infection. At the end of the day, If any unvaccinated people are free to move about in society by end of next spring, it seems likely that their immunity will be in very good shape, severe winter lockdown notwithstanding. In terms of tests, my personal experience has been that they are so unreliable as to be worse than useless, bordering on dangerous. So I'd skip that.