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October 12, 2006
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Outstanding conference.
We have to do it again next year because it could be utterly awesome if we finessed it a little.
I could have done with some more really big thinkers and more really big thinking not just people's usual schtick - there were some real exceptions to this (Greg, Justin, Chris in particular).
Oddly enough I think the result was right - Russell was quite genuinely offering the biggest thinking yesterday.
I loved the voting - not for the act of finding a 'winner' but because it transfered the power from the speakers to the delegates - the first conference that I have ever experienced that has achieved this.
And I am guessing but I reckon it got the speekers to raise their games with real variety in the styles of presentation.
Posted by: richard | October 12, 2006 at 01:09 PM