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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resubmission. I'm fine that I wasn't accepted and again, I appreciate your intent but I don't appreciate what feels like an inaccurate value judgement/critique on (at least) me.
Yes, sorry it came across that way. I'm gutted that my own talk wasn't accepted, but the @scaladays CfP committee have a very difficult job: they have to reject a majority of talks, and I bet that most of the rejected ones were great too.
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We're competing at the top level for the most prestigious talks at the biggest conference with the biggest audience of the Scala calendar. It's no wonder that it's really competitive.
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This is our own experience choosing talks for
@ScalaItaly , tons of awesome proposal and limited space to room them all. That's why we extended the conf to 2 full days. Of course I invite you all to submit your proposal, the CfP will open soon. - Show replies
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Because it's in their interests to produce the best programme they can for Scala Days. Their professional judgement is subject to scrutiny, and I bet they are doing their best to minimise the amount of heat they get for the decisions they're forced to make.
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