> The moment you're thinking in dichotomous terms like "the organizers" and "the attendees" Hold it right there. I run the space, I raise the money, I sign the

> The moment you're thinking in dichotomous terms like "the organizers" and "the attendees" Hold it right there. I run the space, I raise the money, I sign the contracts, I'm can be held responsible if someone misbehaves (morally and legally) and I'm the person that doesn't watch the talks, but uses them as a time where they can actually make sure that the next person has their time and the tables are clean? And "organizer" and "attendee" is a dichotomy? Both are roles and forcibly assuming that everyone plays the same role is harmful.