[Cryptoparty] Thoughts on this Sunday?

How did you all think Sunday went? What can we do better? Here's some constructive feedback that I've received so far: * Fewer "grand survey" talks and more targeted goal-oriented projects - I DEFINITELY agree with this and in retrospect wish I'd just sent people to the wiki page and not tried to construct the kind of talk I did. I am thinking for the future, rather than going through the stress of trying to recruit talks the energy should go towards facilitation and support of the people who show up. Like maybe passing around pieces of paper where people can write two or three things that they're most interested in doing/learning/talking about, and then try to construct an agenda on the spot from that. * Separate beginners from the advanced. This is a lot like the dev/user tracking I was talking about a couple weeks ago, which I'm still not sure about, but just relaying it. * Somebody whose job is to keep time, take stack, keep things focused, and in general step up facilitation when cross-talk starts to happen * More attention to less technical privacy issues like social engineering, doxxing and general best practices for interacting with bureaucracies, banks and the surveillance economy. One person in particular offered to help us do an event centered on these topics but she said January would be too soon for her. Does anybody else have feedback they'd like to share or relay? I really appreciated having the securedrop devs - our own local crypto rockstars. :) In general the event felt beginning-heavy, in that we had a high-impact beginning but it petered into social mingling very quickly. Some people did get to work on GPG & OTR, which is awesome, but a lot of other people seemed to leave right away. I'd like to think of more ways to offer people a sustained value and supportive environment for the next event.