Hello!
It is that time of year again. DEF CON 22 (at the time of this post) has started. Yesterday, unofficial events started like the DEF CON Shoot and Hacker War Games, and many more events and contests begin today, including DC101 -- an intro to DEF CON.
Here is your chance to make DEF CON 23 better than DEF CON 22.
Constructive criticism is welcome. Condemnation without suggestions on how to resolve a problem is just flaming; please be constructive with your complaints.
Did you observe something at DEF CON that made your time less enjoyable? How would you improve that?
Did you find something you really enjoyed at DEF CON and want to see it return, or expanded?
If you were the Dark Tangent, what would youdo to make DEF CON 23 better than DEF CON 22?
This is your chance to speak up, and let everyone in the community know about your ideas, and discuss solutions to any troubles you have seen.
Thanks!
-Cot
P.S. To encourage comments from attendees, I've altered the promotion restrictions for this forum (DEF CON 22 and Beyond) to allow newly created accounts permission to post to this forum immediately. The other forums (except maybe /dev/random) will appear to be "locked" until the automated user-promotion system runs new accounts through the time-based promotion process described here: https://forum.defcon.org/showthread.php?t=7322 . We have a forced lurking period to encourage users to become familiar with the forum rules, and find existing threads to answer questions, or related to their concern. I'll revert back to the promotion process a few weeks after con, or sooner if this open-access is abused.
[It is okay to duplicate other people's suggestions -- I won't condemn you for repeating a request earlier in the thread ; I'll sort out duplicate later, and the count of duplicate requests for the same thing may help add weight to the request. Also, this allows people to post ideas without suffering the cost of reading the whole thread. I'd prefer it if people did read the whole thread, as it may give them more ideas, but there is no requirement. It is better the have duplicated ideas than not get more ideas]
It is that time of year again. DEF CON 22 (at the time of this post) has started. Yesterday, unofficial events started like the DEF CON Shoot and Hacker War Games, and many more events and contests begin today, including DC101 -- an intro to DEF CON.
Here is your chance to make DEF CON 23 better than DEF CON 22.
Constructive criticism is welcome. Condemnation without suggestions on how to resolve a problem is just flaming; please be constructive with your complaints.
Did you observe something at DEF CON that made your time less enjoyable? How would you improve that?
Did you find something you really enjoyed at DEF CON and want to see it return, or expanded?
If you were the Dark Tangent, what would youdo to make DEF CON 23 better than DEF CON 22?
This is your chance to speak up, and let everyone in the community know about your ideas, and discuss solutions to any troubles you have seen.
Thanks!
-Cot
P.S. To encourage comments from attendees, I've altered the promotion restrictions for this forum (DEF CON 22 and Beyond) to allow newly created accounts permission to post to this forum immediately. The other forums (except maybe /dev/random) will appear to be "locked" until the automated user-promotion system runs new accounts through the time-based promotion process described here: https://forum.defcon.org/showthread.php?t=7322 . We have a forced lurking period to encourage users to become familiar with the forum rules, and find existing threads to answer questions, or related to their concern. I'll revert back to the promotion process a few weeks after con, or sooner if this open-access is abused.
[It is okay to duplicate other people's suggestions -- I won't condemn you for repeating a request earlier in the thread ; I'll sort out duplicate later, and the count of duplicate requests for the same thing may help add weight to the request. Also, this allows people to post ideas without suffering the cost of reading the whole thread. I'd prefer it if people did read the whole thread, as it may give them more ideas, but there is no requirement. It is better the have duplicated ideas than not get more ideas]
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