https://wiki.jvmlangsummit.com/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=CommentsComments - Revision history2026-09-23T10:07:26ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.32.0https://wiki.jvmlangsummit.com/index.php?title=Comments&diff=41&oldid=prevJrose: New page: You have helped to make this a great conference. Now, can we make it even better next time? Please copy the following form, then fill and/or adapt it with your responses. Place the form...2008-09-24T05:02:51Z<p>New page: You have helped to make this a great conference. Now, can we make it even better next time? Please copy the following form, then fill and/or adapt it with your responses. Place the form...</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>You have helped to make this a great conference. Now, can we make it even better next time?<br />
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Please copy the following form, then fill and/or adapt it with your responses. Place the form at the end of the file in its own section. Or email it to comments@jvmlangsummit.com.<br />
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=== Comment Form ===<br />
On a 1-5 scale (5=great!), rate:<br />
* [12345] technical quality of sessions<br />
* [12345] quality of conversations you had<br />
* [12345] effectiveness of conference logistics<br />
* [12345] overall impression of the conference<br />
* [12345] likelihood you would attend again<br />
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Please list and rate five memorable sessions:<br />
* [12345]<br />
* [12345]<br />
* [12345]<br />
* [12345]<br />
* [12345]<br />
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Any comments on other talks? And how can we do better next time?<br />
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=== Sam Sampler ===<br />
I found the conference heuristic, yet quintessentially quotidian. The second, third, fifth, seventh, and eleventh talks were primal; most of the others were mere composites of previous presentations. ''Etc.''<br />
* 3 technical quality of sessions<br />
* 5 quality of conversations you had<br />
* 1 effectiveness of conference logistics<br />
* 0 overall impression of the conference<br />
* 10 likelihood you would attend again<br />
''Etc.''</div>Jrose