Talk voting is now open

As you know, EuroPython is a conference made by the Python community for the Python community. This is the basic principle that we respect and that makes us believe that the best way to select and filter the 200+ proposals we received is through a public voting process.

We feel that the Python community is nowadays so diverse and rich that a small group of organizers cannot fully represent it in choosing the talks. At the same time, we want to make sure that only actual EuroPython participants will be able to select the talks to prevent abuses, and this is why we will give access to talk voting only to people that buy a ticket.

A few suggestions on voting

With over 200 proposals among talks, trainings, and posters, voting will take some time.

Make sure to take your time to analyze the proposals and express your preference. We offer several different filters to help you wade through the proposals, including a complete tag taxonomy that has been manually reviewed and refined by our talk manager Lorenzo.

If you have some questions on a proposal, you will be able to leave a comment to the speaker: he/she will receive it in the mailbox and will hopefully answer you and clarify the abstract for everybody else.

Happy voting!