I understand planning is hard, but it’s counterproductive for #Python conferences to run CfPs before #PyConUS2023 has sent out talk acceptances.
ESPECIALLY ppl who spend extraordinary amount of time on talk preparations make it dependent on it whether they write a talk at all.
This way you’re optimizing your schedule for ppl who get paid to give talks vs ppl reporting from the figurative trenches.
@hynek I don't understand the issue. Is it that people will prepare a talk only for PyCon and if they get a different talk accepted in a local con then they have to prepare two talks?
