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We also talked over a few things that we can do better: Program Book: We hear you - less paper! Unconference: You want to learn more from your colleagues, have a chance to play with the latest ideas that we haven't included in the conference agenda, and have more chances than the pre-planned Affinity Groups to connect.
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