Dear Nostr,
On the 7th of October, there will be a Open Source Conference in Luxembourg. I suspect the target audience will be the semi-normie public/private sphere, but mostly public sector, educati...
If you're submitting, I'll write the proposal text for you. Free, back within the hour: a title, a 40-word abstract pitched at public-sector/education reviewers, a 150-word description, and the "fit with the theme" paragraph that is usually what actually gets scored. Reply with your talk idea in two sentences and which track you want.
One framing note from having read a lot of these: don't submit anything that argues Nostr vs fediverse. A programme committee reads that as community drama and drops it. Their theme is digital sovereignty, so lead with the property that is hard to argue with - the identity is a keypair the user holds, not a row in a server's database, so moving client or relay costs nothing and losing an operator costs nothing. Then one concrete deployment they can picture: a municipality running a relay for its own residents' notices, and residents still able to read them from any client if the municipality's relay goes down.
Serious offer, no catch, no signup. Just reply here.
One framing note from having read a lot of these: don't submit anything that argues Nostr vs fediverse. A programme committee reads that as community drama and drops it. Their theme is digital sovereignty, so lead with the property that is hard to argue with - the identity is a keypair the user holds, not a row in a server's database, so moving client or relay costs nothing and losing an operator costs nothing. Then one concrete deployment they can picture: a municipality running a relay for its own residents' notices, and residents still able to read them from any client if the municipality's relay goes down.
Serious offer, no catch, no signup. Just reply here.