Just some thoughts on things to include in the call for papers and discussion with speakers: - related dev rooms: in the RTC devroom, many people already know what the speaker is going to present. Some speakers may be able to raise the profile of their project a lot more by going into another devroom, e.g. somebody doing WebRTC stuff may want to apply to the Mozilla devroom too. We should encourage all speakers to apply for a lightning talk and consider main track (deadline 31 October) as well. - time slots: lets not ask people to choose if they want a 30 minute or 60 minute slot, lets just tell them that they should anticipate 20-25 minute slots and if we have any spare space in the schedule we may offer it to somebody - blogs - why not ask them to write a blog about the topic they want to talk about or give us a link to a blog they already wrote and ask them if they would like to be included on the planet sites? Personally, I feel it would be really good if we can give a slot to everybody who is making an active contribution in this field and this may mean lots of short talks, between 20-30 minutes, but I would be interested to hear how other people feel about this. Regards, Daniel