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I think you'll note that everyone involved in this discussion would much rather be discussing the content of the presentation, which, so far as i have seen, has

I think you'll note that everyone involved in this discussion would much rather be discussing the content of the presentation, which, so far as i have seen, has not been discussed. So, sure, people are talking about the presentation. They're just not talking about the technical content of the presentation. I don't think that's a winning proposition.

jamesbritt 18y ago
"So, sure, people are talking about the presentation. They're just not talking about the technical content of the presentation." A few times recently I've heard people remark on one or another presentation, but they were captivated by the jokes or visual gimmickry. When I was watching some of those talks, my thought was, you've only got 30 minutes, and you're wasting it with jokes? It's nice to have a talk that's remembered, but it should be for the essential content, not for the fluff (or, in some cases, the fluffer.)