On Mon, 1 Sep 2008, Marcus Moeller wrote: >>> During that time my wife is in Goch (Germany) and I am going to visit >>> her. If everything goes right, I could take part at the booth, too. >> >> That's fine. In itself it is ok if we have a lot of people, but the >> booth-size often is sized to only a limited number. Too many people at the >> booth makes the booth more chaotic and doesn't lead to a better service. > > This is a question of organization. It depends on the booth size you > promoted to the event operators. I thing a single table is good for > 2-3 people. For 3-5 people we are in need of a second table (where we > could also place a second PC with TFT for presentation of Compiz or > something else) Tough luck asking for this at T-DOSE. It all depends on the conference you are at. I don't think we really need a bigger booth, we just need to manage it better (ie. people that are just sitting there and doing nothing are not at all useful). And I don't think we ever needed 5 people at a booth because of questions. For a conference like LinuxTag a bigger booth is possible, but for something like T-DOSE I wouldn't dare to ask for a bigger table because the event is of a different magnitude. -- -- dag wieers, dag at centos.org, http://dag.wieers.com/ -- [Any errors in spelling, tact or fact are transmission errors]