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Show HN: Transparency report for Makerland conference
- lpelszyn 12y agoInteresting that it's not for profit, that's cool!
- haxoza 12y agoThanks! That was kind of "people first" conference.
- krzrak 12y agoIn my opinion, the report should be more detailed, to be considered as "transparency report". I.e. what exactly was 760 EUR / speaker spent on? What is "misc"? Who were the sponsors? Anyway, move in the right direction :)
- olasitarska 12y agoSponsors are listed on the website: http://2014.makerland.org/ http://2014.makerland.org/ Speakers costs includes flights or hotels for speakers who wouldn't be able to attend otherwise. Misc (Miscellaneous) are all other small costs like payment fees, or accounting, or hosting - small & boring costs like that. I think there has to be a good balance and if we will go for all details, it'd be just boring for most of the people.
- krzrak 12y agoThanks for the clarification. I was, however, not interested in this specific information, rather giving my opinion about the "transparency" of the report. Some data might be boring, but still important in the matter of transparency.
- kubindurion 12y agothanks for the feedback!
- sudapl 12y agoThis is probably the best conference goodie bag I've seen.
- aeonflux 12y agoIt would be nice if there would be an option to purchase swag bag after the conference by non-attendees. It looks pretty awsome and oustanding. btw: Are there any videos somwhere, I can't seem to find anything on the site.
- olasitarska 12y agoVideos are here: https://vimeo.com/makerland/videos https://vimeo.com/makerland/videos Thanks for the idea of option to purchase swag bag, we will think about it! Right now we only sell MAKE THINGS hoodies: http://store.makerland.org/ http://store.makerland.org/