Commenting Policy
We are committed to fostering an environment characterized by generosity, creativity, and (as corny as it might sound) kindness. Comments on this blog are an important part of creating that environment, and this comment policy aims to communicate our values to new readers and encourage comments that will build up the online community here.
Thoughtful comments (even when–-and often especially if–-disagreeing) are encouraged and appreciated. Please use your real name when commenting so that we can build a community.
We will not delete comments because we disagree with its viewpoint. However, we do reserve the right to delete or redact comments if we deem the content a personal attack, abusive, off-topic or spam.
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Heading to your first conference? @yes_thattoo reflects on what went well, and what didn’t. bit.ly/2tOQpzz
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