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title: Voting | ||
subtitle: Your opinion for a great conference! | ||
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# Community Voting | ||
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Welcome to EuroPython Community Voting! We want feedback about what YOU would | ||
like to see at EuroPython 2025. We more than 572 proposals covering many | ||
aspects of Python, and we are excited to be putting together an engaging, | ||
educational and entertaining programme. Your feedback is an important | ||
ingredient in this refinement and curation process. | ||
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<div style={{textAlign: "center"}}> | ||
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Community Voting is open | ||
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from Wednesday, 5 February 23:00:00 UTC | ||
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until Monday, 17 February 23:59:59 UTC | ||
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Thank you for voting! | ||
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## Our guiding principles | ||
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- Our EuroPython family will directly shape the conference programme. | ||
- It is a blind process to guard against inevitable bias: speakers' names will | ||
not be displayed; submissions will be displayed in random order for each | ||
voting participant. | ||
- It’s robust against anonymous manipulation: only identities already known to | ||
us can participate. | ||
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## Who can participate? | ||
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To be eligible to vote, you need an email address already known to us, i.e. | ||
one that has been used for any of the following: | ||
- You've registered for one of the past EuroPython conferences between 2015 - 2024; | ||
- You've submitted a proposal for 2025; | ||
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## How do I vote? | ||
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- Go to the [Community Voting page](https://voting.europython.eu). | ||
- Enter an eligible email address (see [Who can | ||
participate](/voting#who-can-participate) above). | ||
- If the email is known to us, you will receive an email with a confirmation | ||
link. | ||
- Check your inbox (and spam) for the email with the confirmation link - click | ||
it and let the voting begin! | ||
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You should stay logged in by default. But if you are somehow logged out, just | ||
use the confirmation link from the email again or re-enter your email address | ||
to receive a new confirmation link. | ||
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### Don't remember which email was used for EuroPython? | ||
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- Try a few different emails you might have used. | ||
- If you no longer have access to the email account once used to register for | ||
a past conference, (e.g. it belongs to a previous employer), we | ||
unfortunately cannot add or change it for you. | ||
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### How does the voting system work? | ||
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For each submission, you can choose only one of four options | ||
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<div style={{textAlign: "center", marginBottom: 8}}> | ||
<Button>Must see</Button> | ||
<Button>Want to see</Button> | ||
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<div style={{textAlign: "center", marginBottom: 8}}> | ||
<Button>Maybe</Button> | ||
<Button>Not interested</Button> | ||
</div> | ||
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- Your vote for each submission is automatically saved, but you can change it | ||
at any time before the voting phase ends. | ||
- Whenever you refresh the page, the order of the submissions will be | ||
randomised again. | ||
- You can filter submissions based on tracks you are interested in. You can | ||
also filter the ones you have not voted on. | ||
- You are welcome to leave optional comments for each submission you vote on. | ||
They will only be shared with the programme team. | ||
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## Selection of Submissions | ||
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We believe that a good conference consists of popular talks as well as new or | ||
niche topics - all by and for our diverse community. Ultimately, it is the | ||
programme team who curate and are responsible for the final programme, but one | ||
of the major factors upon which they rely, will be the preferences of the | ||
community through this voting process. We aim to publish the first round of | ||
list of sessions in Mid May. | ||
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<div style={{textAlign: "center", marginBottom: 10}}> | ||
<ButtonLink href="https://voting.europython.eu">Go to the community voting</ButtonLink> | ||
</div> | ||
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**[Subscribe to our newsletter](https://blog.europython.eu/#/portal/signup)** | ||
to stay tuned! | ||
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Thank you for contributing to EuroPython! ❤️ |
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