The great voting for Meeting C++ 2022 has begun!

published at 13.07.2022 11:38 by Jens Weller
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Thats right! Once again the C++ community is asked to look at the talk submissions and rate the submissions on a scale of 0 to 5.

Start your voting session today! This year has seen 89 submissions for the conference by 65 speakers. It is a good mix of new topics, great speakers and will form a great program for the conference.

The voting will go on until the end of July, after which the talk selection begins. The voting it self gives a guidance on which talks should make it to the conference. This year is special as the conference is hybrid, and some folks submitted talks to be given online. Everyone else is in the contest for very few speaking slots in Berlin.

Most folks will not be able to see information on the speaker, but my staff and former speakers mostly will be able to see who submitted a talk. As each talk receives a ton of votes, I allow speakers to vote on their own talks if they like. It has only a minor influence on the result. Each talk can receive a voting between 0 and 5, where 0 is worst and 5 is best.

The only requirement is that you have a Meeting C++ account or have purchased a ticket for this years conference (see next paragraph), those that subscribed to the Meeting C++ newsletter will get a voting newsletter as a reminder to vote. T

If you bought a ticket for this years event and/or submitted a talk, you already received an email with a voting link, over this link you can vote without having an login at Meeting C++. As not everyone is registered with their correct or current email, this email might reach you later or not at all.

The voting page it self is meant to be used on a desktop or tablet, if you'd like to help with adopting it to mobile, your feedback is welcome.

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