worth it
our panel just kicked so much ass.
so. much. ass.
I would say that it went *exactly* as I imagined it. Except for the fact that I never imaged it would go that well. Everyone was fantastic. I had a wicked headache, and I didn’t really have anything that I felt like saying, so I just moderated and put in my 2cents here and there. Truthfully, I probably talked a bit too much because I got really excited about how it was going, but it worked. Jo, Alison, Gabe, and Benoit were funny and clear and dramatic (in the good way), and thought-provoking.
I’m glad that Sascha invited us because we brought something to this conference that was really different and really needed to be said.
After the end of the panel I saw Steven outside. He said that at the panel he was at they were talking about Wifidog too - for 20 minutes or so. You can feel that it’s pretty hot.
UPDATE: I didn’t get to post this yesterday. And wifidog isn’t hot. it’s burning hot.
April 2nd, 2006 at 3:02 pm
Wifidog was being talked about (or at least mentioned) in every session I was in.
The conversations often turned towards content delivery, and wifidog was costantly being pimped by different people - most of whom don’t have any stake it in.
Rock on, dude :)
April 2nd, 2006 at 7:47 pm
man I can just see the spit flying! (that’s my last spit comment - as much as I would like to keep that joke going forever, I think it will get tired)…congrats!