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Scala Days is the premier conference in the Scala community, so if your talk wasn't accepted, there's only one thing to do: try again next year, try harder, push the limits further, work harder to create an excellent proposal. And trust that you'll have more luck next time!
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You’re almost describing my value proposition for
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Gonna get the submission correct this year!
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Oi. I appreciate your intent to be positive and inspiring but I strongly disagree with the content of your msg. Try harder? Push the limits? The committee is free to chose whatever proposals they want but don't pretend that they're choosing solely on effort and limit-pushing.
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My proposal was about something that AFAIK is a world-first and pushes all kinds of limits in practice, yet I'm sure there'll be Akka talks. Trying again next year is great advice but please don't tell me that effort/quality/merit is lacking and will need to be improved before
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Well the other thing to do is to submit the talk to some of the other excellent and enjoyable Scala (or FP—e.g. Compose) conferences out there.
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Yeah, I’m a normal dude but my talk would have been good and probably more accessible and inspiring for the rank and file.
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