Community Voting

Our guiding principles

• Our EuroPython family will directly shape the conference programme.
• It is a blind process to guard against inevitable bias: speakers' names will not be displayed; submissions will be displayed in random order for each voting participant.
• It’s robust against anonymous manipulation: only identities already known to us can participate.

How do I vote?

• Go to the Community Voting page.
• Enter an eligible email address (see Who can participate above).
• If the email is known to us, you will receive an email with a confirmation link.
• Check your inbox (and spam) for the email with the confirmation link, click it and let the voting begin!

You should stay logged in by default. But if you are somehow logged out, just use the confirmation link from the email again or re-enter your email address to receive a new confirmation link.

Don't remember which email was used for EuroPython?

• Try a few different emails you might have used.
• If you no longer have access to the email account once used to register for a past conference, (e.g. it belongs to a previous employer), we unfortunately cannot add or change it for you.

How does the voting system work?

• For each submission, you can choose only one of four options:
  Must seeWant to seeMaybeNot interested
• Your vote for each submission is automatically saved, but you can change it at any time before the voting phase ends.
• Whenever you refresh the page, the order of the submissions will be randomised again.
• You can filter submissions based on tracks you are interested in. You can also filter the ones you have not voted on.
• You are welcome to leave optional comments for each submission you vote on. They will only be shared with the programme team.