Re: Update: YAPyC 2003 (Washington, DC)

>4) The tutorials took up the morning of the first day, were
separately 
>priced, and were considered relatively successful (I think).

One thing you could do with the tutorials is create a good split
with the speaker. Say, 50%. But then the speaker takes the risk as
well as potentially reaping more rewards. The other 50% would pay
for the resources necessary to put on the tutorial and go into the
conference slush pot (presumably this would be a non-profit
organization, so it could help pay for things like projectors and
screens to reduce recurring costs).

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