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I like Conference Handouts with URLs, contact info for
presenters, and references to resources (papers,
suggested reading, and abstracts).
I prefer handouts at the sort of the conference so
that I do not unnecessarily write down what's already
there, in legible writing :)
I also like the presenter to post the notes and
handouts on the Web and give the URL so that I can
just follow the hyperlinks instead of forgetting about
the handouts and manually typing in the URLs. I like
to receive an email notifying that the stuff is now
posted, so that I am more likely to follow up on it. I
do not like self-promotions and for-fee solicitations
for services.
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