[FOSS4G2016] [Program] Review system is ready

Volker Mische volker.mische at gmail.com
Thu Apr 7 12:02:55 PDT 2016


Hi Program-Committee,

this is just a reminder that you should do review as many proposals as
possible, so that the discussions about which we accept/don't accept are
quicker, as you'll still remember them.

Cheers,
  Volker

PS: Don't feel bad, I also have reviewed only 1/4 so far :)


On 03/23/2016 09:36 AM, Volker Mische wrote:
> Hi Program-Committee
> 
> for all of you that have already sent me their usernames, the review
> system is ready now. For all that haven't sent me their names yet,
> please do, as now the real work starts :)
> 
> You should now have a "Reviews" section in your dashboard (in case you
> don't see that let me know). You can select all talks, the ones you've
> already reviewed and the onces you haven't.
> 
> When you click on a talk, you'll see the abstract and additional
> information. You can then vote on it, that's all that's needed. One you
> hit "submit" it will show the next abstract in the list, this should
> make the review as fast as possible with as little clicks as possible.
> If you come across your own proposals, please don't vote on them :)
> 
> You can also leave a message (you don't have to) that can then be used
> by the committee for the final selection. My intention is that you don't
> give a full review, but just some notes that might be useful for the
> final selection process. It's for things like "I don't think that is
> open source" or "This sounds very similar to xyz" or to make you
> remember details that you want to share at the final selection. So use
> it sparsely as it will make the spreadsheet we do the final selection on
> only bigger ;)
> 
> The deadline for the reviews is 2016-04-11. So please start early (in
> case the system has bugs) so that you really have the time to get
> through all the abstracts (which would be ideal).
> 
> In case you wonder about the ordering. It is randomly ordered, but it's
> the same every time you look at it. That's just a simple way to reduce
> the bias a bit as all of us will have a different order.
> 
> If you've any questions or find bugs or usability issues, please let me
> know.
> 
> Cheers,
>   Volker
> 


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