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Question Title How to get your proposal accepted to the MySQL Users Conference 2009
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The call for papers for the MySQL Users Conference and Expo 2009 is open. Proposals are accepted until October 22, 2009.This post will tell you how to get your proposal accepted.First: READ the following posts. I mean it!
  • Baron Schwartz's advice on how to write a great proposal. If you follow these guidelines, you can't be wrong.
  • Colin's list of 10. If you still had doubts after reading Baron's post, this one will clear your mind.
Sorry is we sound harsh, but we have the responsibility for the quality of MySQL UC sessions, and the only way to ensure quality is to be picky in our choice. Here are a few more rules of the game for the next conference.
Make sure you know the subject you propose.
We may ask you to prove your claims. We have had a few surprises during the last conference, with sessions lasting 20 minutes because the speaker had exhausted the topics. We are going to be stricter in our acceptance. We will accept some proposals conditionally. If that happens, we will inform the authors that we need more material before the final acceptance. If the material is not provided, we replace the session with some other proposal.
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