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WEBVTT
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Hi again everyone, this is Leo, and I'm very sorry that I
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couldn't stick around to the very end of EmacsConf 2024.
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This is a recording, and hopefully this is playing as my
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co-organizers are closing EmacsConf 2024. There's just
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one last thing that I wanted to invite people to do, because
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for me, it was an honor to host the general track of EmacsConf
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this year again. It's my fifth time. But if you are
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interested in hosting, like me, or maybe transcribing
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pre-recordings, you know, captioning them, we do have
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plenty of roles open for people who want to contribute to
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EmacsConf. We do have a page on the website which is
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https://emacsconf.org/volunteer .
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You will find all the information about the roles that
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you can take. Just listing them very quickly.
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We've got captioners, as I mentioned.
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We've got hosts. We have
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Internet Relay Chat monitors, so IRC people to
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make sure that everyone is being nice
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in the chat and perhaps pasting
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questions from IRC to the pad. Speaking of the pad, we have
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pad scribes to make sure that all the questions and answers
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are documented in the pad. That makes our job much easier for
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the publishing process. When it comes to the publishing
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process, we've got everything that has to do with the
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pre-recordings, so people to process the audio of
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pre-recordings, re-encoding. We do have a lot of scripts
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that Sacha and myself have been writing to make our job much
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easier, but we are always in need of a pair of eyes to improve
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the process. Lastly, if you happen to have experience in
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infrastructure and video, we do need sysadmins to maintain
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the platform that we use for streaming, because again,
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everything we do is depending on remote machines, both for
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the streaming, the re-encoding, the transcription. If
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you have any interest in helping us with this, please send us
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an email. And all the information is on the website. All that
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remains for me is to say thank you so much for coming to
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EmacsConf, thanks to all the speakers for the wonderful
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talks, and I will most likely see you next year.
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Have fun, everyone!
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