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I definitely agree about the IRC nicks being bigger because most people
only know you by your nick. But there are plenty of folks who are
attending and aren¹t on IRC so I can see why it¹s not as prevalent on the
badge but they should be readable from a short distance.

A related question is does the Women of Openstack have a logo or even a
conference related logo? It¹d be nice to utilize it in presentations as
we¹re going to make the pamphlet of talks again.

Amy

On 1/8/16, 5:12 AM, "Alexis Lee" <lxsli at hpe.com> wrote:

>Anne McCormick said on Thu, Jan 07, 2016 at 10:38:45PM +0000:
>> I started thinking it would be cool if the Women of OpenStack could
>> have something on their badges, like a sticker, or maybe a pin or
>> something (flair!) that said "Ask me about Women of OpenStack!", so
>> that we could all be ambassadors and welcome newbies into the group. I
>> mean, granted, being women at an OpenStack summit might imply that we
>> know a thing or two about Women of OpenStack. But, it might give us
>> more of an identity (like a secret handshake, but an open, welcoming,
>> friendly one :).
>
>We're not all women :)
>
>I like the idea because it helps mark out those people who are happy to
>be asked about such things from those who'd rather get on with being
>attendees.
>
>Will there be space on the badge? I remember them being fairly crowded
>already, if anything I'd like people's IRC nicks to be larger. A "pin"
>(badge to us British) or maybe one of those rubber bracelets would be
>easier imo, also easier to take off if you want to be left alone for a
>bit.
>
>Please don't make it super pink, pink is a fine colour but let's not
>follow that coding.
>
>
>Alexis (lxsli)
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