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2019 Programming Submissions are Open!
Apr. 8th, 2019 09:58 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
chaneenSubmissions for programming for our third CONfabulation are officially open! They will run from today, April 8th, through June 30th. Submit your ideas for the programming you want to see at the con; we can't wait to hear them! If you need help fleshing out ideas or want to find other fans to be part of your panel or group discussion, or help run your workshop, head on over to our brainstorming post! You don't need a Dreamwidth account to comment.
Our submission form can be found here, along with some information on types of programming you can submit. You can submit a maximum of four topics in total (multi-session or multi-hour workshops on the same topic count as one submission)! You and up to 3 other fans can be on a panel together (this includes a moderator, as panels cap out at 4 panelists), and if you would like CONfab to help you find a moderator, let us know on the form! We'd be happy to help.
If you're wondering if you have to be registered to submit programming, the answer is no. If you haven't had time to purchase your ticket yet, don't worry, you can still fill out the submission form. (Registration information is available here!)
You can find a list of all the programming that has been submitted here, in the order in which it was received. We will try to keep this list updated daily. If your submission has not appeared on this list and you haven't received a confirmation email within 48 hours of submitting, please contact us.
Stay tuned throughout the submission period for more posts from us, including some info on how panels, group discussions, and workshops work at CONfab, for those of you who are interested in doing some programming but haven't done so before.
If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment on this post, or email the Programming team at programming@confabcon.com.
Our submission form can be found here, along with some information on types of programming you can submit. You can submit a maximum of four topics in total (multi-session or multi-hour workshops on the same topic count as one submission)! You and up to 3 other fans can be on a panel together (this includes a moderator, as panels cap out at 4 panelists), and if you would like CONfab to help you find a moderator, let us know on the form! We'd be happy to help.
If you're wondering if you have to be registered to submit programming, the answer is no. If you haven't had time to purchase your ticket yet, don't worry, you can still fill out the submission form. (Registration information is available here!)
You can find a list of all the programming that has been submitted here, in the order in which it was received. We will try to keep this list updated daily. If your submission has not appeared on this list and you haven't received a confirmation email within 48 hours of submitting, please contact us.
Stay tuned throughout the submission period for more posts from us, including some info on how panels, group discussions, and workshops work at CONfab, for those of you who are interested in doing some programming but haven't done so before.
If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment on this post, or email the Programming team at programming@confabcon.com.
