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I agree with this, but this is also at odds with what people now *demand* community events cover in terms of speaker expenses and diversity scholarships. Cheap events are very difficult and a lot of the tradeoffs we used to make to get them to happen just aren't allowed anymore.
Yeah, definitely sounds tricky! But I think my point is: it's okay to operate at any scale / run a conference however you think is best, but be honest in your messaging. I guess it's yet another thing to think about, but do feel it's an important one!
Everything is a trade-off. My primary concern though: sponsorship is drying up for smaller events. The money you could bring in outside of ticket sales has gone way down. Yet, expectations have been set in an era where events were massively subsidized by sponsorship.
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