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Accepting proposals for Flashforward2006 Austin

Become a Flashforward Speaker

Flashforward is accepting session proposals for the 2006 Austin conference. If the latest developments in the Flash landscape have reinvigorated your work, and you want to share your knowledge and enthusiasm with equally passionate peers, then we’d love the chance to work with you.

Proposal Form: www.flashforwardconference.com/speaker_proposal

Anyone may submit proposals, for as many ideas as you have. The primary subject of the conference is, of course, Flash, but we welcome topics about any design or technology subject that might interest the Flash community.

The deadline is April 7, so take a look at the form, compose your ideas, and let us know soon!

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3 Responses to “Accepting proposals for Flashforward2006 Austin”

  1. Mario Klingemann Says:
    March 10th, 2006 at 11:30 am

    Could you please check your proposal script? I just received a server error message when I tried to submit. Unfortunately the data I had entered was also gone afterwards.

  2. christoph Says:
    March 10th, 2006 at 11:44 am

    Strange, it works for most people!

    We’re checking into it and will post a fix ASAP; meanwhile anyone who uses the form, please compose your notes in a separate application, and if the form fails you, send them to speaker@flashforwardconference.com. I’ll post again when we figure it out.

  3. christoph Says:
    March 10th, 2006 at 12:00 pm

    OK, we fixed it! And the best news is, for anyone whose submission failed, every word you entered was logged, so we will re-input your proposal for you. Everyone else should be able to proceed without a problem.

    And remember kids, NULL is not the same thing as empty string. :-)