Thank you, Raphael. The program is good to see, but Florence was asking about "the document" Felix mentioned, with all the logistics explained. That is not the program page.
And regarding the program -- submissions had some descriptions with them. Where can we read them?
For example, I don't know what the "Letter to Katherine" means, and I'm sure some other sessions, like my own "Wikipedia Clinic", may not be clear to others. Could you please paste the descriptions?
If you're too busy with preparations, I'm sure many of us are happy to help -- just give a couple of people access to the Google Form that collected the submissions, and we can help paste more information into the program page.
Finally, I am a bit worried about a 30-minute lunch. It is *doable*, but only if the lunch is in pre-packaged boxes people can rapidly grab and start eating. (is it?) Experience shows that any kind of food serving situation, where people have to stand in line and wait for one or several servers to put food in their plates, easily take up at least 20-30 minutes itself. Then the people who got food last won't have enough time to eat. If the plan *isn't* for sandwiches in boxes, I suggest you rework the schedule in advance, so that sacrifices are made calmly and after consideration, instead of ending up running late and chaotically losing time or pushing the whole schedule out.
P.S. Just today I got my passport back from the Embassy of Ghana, with my visa, so I look forward to seeing many of you in Accra! :)
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