And i also think what Arvi was trying to say is right, having a big conference to accomodate everyone and all their needs just kills the quality of the event. When the quality of the event goes up and it will only if there are good talks, then we will attract a bigger and better set of audience. And just having sheer "x" number of attendees does not signify anything. IMHO. On Tue, Oct 7, 2014 at 2:40 PM, Arvi Krishnaswamy <arvi@alumni.iastate.edu> wrote:
How about a smaller space with capacity for 600-700 people max? A more focused Pycon that isn't trying to be everything for everyone with 1500 people :) I vote for staying at Nimhans but improving the quality of the event for its core audience. Let beginner level sessions and training happen via python express throughout the year. Quite honestly, I'm not sure I will attend if we have 1500 next year :) On Oct 7, 2014 11:34 AM, "vijay kumar" <vnbang2003@gmail.com> wrote:
Any suggestion for Venue bigger than NIHMANS around 1500 members capacity with good public transportation connectivity ?
-- Thanks, Vijay
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