dealing with a larger capacity workshop

[Ayal Baron]

----- Original Message -----
> I've been wondering if the capacity of the breakout sessions on days
> two and three of the workshop is greater than that of the big room on
> the first day, i.e., >80?
> 
> If so, maybe there are ways we can have more people for the workshop
> and deal with the room overflow on the first day?
> 
> As long as we don't have more people than can fit in all of the rooms
> combined, we'll have room for everyone just not in one room.
> 
> So what if we simulcasted the main room session in to smaller side
> rooms?
> 
> In the end, how these events fill rooms is limited by the Fire
> Marshall. There is a max capacity under each seating condition.
> 
> But my thinking is, I'd be willing to give up my chair to get just
> one
> more developer in to that seat.
>
> In fact, I'd much rather be on my feet making a live webcast of the
> entire first day happen than occupying a useful chair!
> 
> Is there some merit in this idea? Anything useful?

Just from tlv we've got over 10 people coming, most of whom can sit out of most technical talks (or will be giving talks / workshops).  In fact we'll probably use any free time to go on working on the following sessions.

> 
> - Karsten
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