FWIW, at EclipseCon NA we do had out prizes for the people who submit the most evaulations. We stopped using the physical buckets since on-line seemed a lot more efficient.
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Subject: Re: [eclipse.org-eclipsecon-program-committee] ECE 2012 MyFeedback
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Awesome! That is enough from my point of view.
One thing I think would be useful, even though the number of votes can actually give us hints on that is that it would be great if the FOSSLC folks could count the number of attendees at some point in the middle of each session. A talk with 5x +1 but only 6 participants is probably not any better than one with say 2x +1 but 30 participants.
Another thing, on the evaluation topic: what's the reason why the actual green/white/red physical buckets for putting bulletins is not used anymore?
I understand that maybe it slows down the change from one room to another at the end of the talk, and it's a logistics overhead, … but drawing a handful of prizes at the end of the conference for ppl who took time for voting _and_ commenting really helps gathering more feedback no?
