Laura Arjona Reina

About previous debconf Poetry events, Rhonda wrote: "During debconf12 in Nicaragua, we met in a bar and had some poetry. It was a great idea that inspired to have one during debconf13 in Switzerland next to the campfire, which also gave it a great ambience. debconf15 in Germany also had one at the “stonehenge” place, unfortunately there was a concert scheduled at the same time, so the idea sort of faded away" At previous online debconf20, there was a nice poetry evening, organised by Rhonda. (Video at https://meetings-archive.debian.net/pub/debian-meetings/2020/DebConf20/48-debconf-poetry-night.webm ). Let's do one again this year. If you'd like to participate, contact me (joostvb@d.o, joostvb on IRC) and I'll give you instructions and access to the live event. As Rhonda wrote: "Let’s bring back some written thoughts that are moving."

Other people: Rhonda D'Vine Andrew Martin Adrian Cater urbec Joost van Baal

Take a peek behind the curtain and meet the publicity team to hear a bit about what we do and how we do it.

Other people: Donald Norwood Paulo Henrique de Lima Santana

The Debian anti-harassment team has been setup as contact point for Debian event organizers willing to have an anti-harassment policy. It's also a contact point for members of the Debian community that want to inform about violations of the Debian Code of Conduct or the DebConf Code of Conduct. Most of the issues that arrive our mailbox are about minor violations of the Debian Code of Conduct (unrespectful behavior or language, for example). In this BoF we'll explain briefly how do we try to help to solve or de-escalate those issues, we'd like to receive feedback or suggestions about how to improve, and we'd like to open discussion about how the community as a whole can work towards a more welcoming and respectful environment in Debian.

Other people: Ana Guerrero López