Now I know what that feels like :)https://twitter.com/gaythu_rajan/status/1138726835238424576 …
Look who’s here. Nice to meet you @ruthmalan 
. @patkua ‘s talk @TheLeadDev pic.twitter.com/pTBqyMdqbt
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When I quote someone, I like to add a photo that brings them in the room, so to speak. For example, you'll see @jessitron @mtnygard @lanooba @dianamontalion @sarahmei and @rebeccawb in my SATURN tutorial slides:https://www.slideshare.net/RufM/design-leadership-presented-at-saturn19 …
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@Grady_Booch obviously -- I mean, it isn't an architecture conference without that quote appearing several times :)https://twitter.com/ruthmalan/status/1138853439100923904 …Show this thread
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I have to somehow start doing that (I don’t use slides so I’ll have to improvise something but seems totally worth it)
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I vote for cardboard cutouts
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Yes! I do that as well.
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these days I have replaced my personal slide at the start of presentations, by a slide full of pictures from everyone I quote in the rest of the presentation. with a little bio phrase about them. Seehttps://youtu.be/YAxUwZzlMJE?t=19 …
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Nice — it makes (one aspect of) “a person is a person through other persons’ (
@Abebab ) visual :-)
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I love stopping by twitter at the end of the day and seeing what fun you've started :) Also, I *love* how you do this. I've seen other speakers doing it too and I'm embarrassed that I don't do it more. The generosity among our community surprised me and I respect it muchly.
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This also helps us have a collective memory
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Super helpful as I’m a visual learner
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