We say that everyone who _submitted_ a pos paper or extended paper gets to talk. But we are supposed to use pos papers to filter people, right? How do we resolve this?
Translating the call
Seb Mon 31 of Mar, 2008 21:12 GMT
In dogfood-tradition maybe we should think about translating the call for participation in the workshop. I can do a French version.
And, should we invite position papers or even talks in other languages? I can handle French and English...
Re: Translating the call
alain_desilets Tue 01 of Apr, 2008 19:58 GMT
> In dogfood-tradition maybe we should think about translating the call for participation in the workshop. I can do a French version.
Yes, we should definitely do that, once we have an actual CFP.
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> And, should we invite position papers or even talks in other languages? I can handle French and English...
I think that would be interesting. I have some ideas about how to support collaborative simultaneous translation for events like this.
Re: Participant selection question
alain_desilets Tue 01 of Apr, 2008 19:55 GMT
> We say that everyone who _submitted_ a pos paper or extended paper gets to talk. But we are supposed to use pos papers to filter people, right? How do we resolve this?
Good point. We should say everyone whose pos paper was accepted gets to talk.
And, should we invite position papers or even talks in other languages? I can handle French and English...
Yes, we should definitely do that, once we have an actual CFP.
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> And, should we invite position papers or even talks in other languages? I can handle French and English...
I think that would be interesting. I have some ideas about how to support collaborative simultaneous translation for events like this.
Good point. We should say everyone whose pos paper was accepted gets to talk.