Hi, I gave a somewhat generic lxml talk at last year's PyCon-DE in Leipzig. In case some people on this list are going there, is there anything more special you'd want me to present this year? The deadline has been extended to Mai 15th, so there's some time left to come up with good ideas. I'm also considering to run an lxml sprint at the end of the conference. Anyone interested in learning how to work on lxml's code base? There's quite a number of open bugs that would lend themselves to getting your hands dirty, be it in Cython code or Python code (e.g. lxml.html). Working on those would be a very good way to give something back to the tool you are using. Stefan