Hi,
The idea of the voting and the proposing was to give people the
opportunity to indicate what they would like to chat about and see if
we could link people up ahead of time with ideas.
Essential the actually running of the unconf will be very informal and
what people choose to chat about will be determined at on the day by
chatting about the thing.
hope that helps and hope you can make it
scott
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On 13 July 2011 09:42, Dan S <danstowell+toplap_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi -
>
> Pardon my ignorance, but I've been to a couple of unconferences and
> they didn't involve proposing topics in advance, nor voting on the
> topics. Is this a change to the unconference style? It seems to be a
> bit more formality than I would expect.
>
> Dan
>
>
> 2011/7/6 Samuel Freeman <sam_at_collectivology.net>:
>> Hello,
>>
>> this message is being cross posted to further publicise the
>> Un-Conference events running along side the 2011 ICMC . . .
>>
>> http://icmc-unconf.inclusiveimprov.co.uk/
>>
>> This year’s International Computer Music Conference is being hosted by
>> the University of Huddersfield, Sunday July 31 -- Friday August 5 (
>> http://icmc2011.org.uk )
>>
>> The unConf features presentations, discussions and conversation on
>> Monday 1st August and Tuesday 2nd and Gigs on Sunday 31st July and
>> Wednesday 3rd.
>>
>> What’s an unConf? Its a conference without the formality and fixed
>> proceedings. If you have something you want to discuss or present then
>> head online and submit an idea otherwise turn up on the day and start
>> a conversation, best thing about attending the unConf is it is free of
>> charge.
>>
>> While it is not formally part of the conference the unConf does give a
>> great opportunity to meet with international practitioners.
>>
>> Hope to see you there,
>>
>> ii
>>
>
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