I really don’t get it… If there is something that needs attention in the global blog-scenario is the rising number of blogs from different countries that often face multilingualism issues… and if I think about this topic the number one blogger on my list is this ‘Stephanie Booth’…Anybody knows her?

Now I’m curious to see if there will be someone else talking about this topic at BlogTalk because in a conference like this it would make probably more sense than anywhere else.

With all the respect for BlogTalk, I don’t think it make sense a two page proposal, and I link back to all the good reasons about “why isn’t necessary” posted and commented previously on this blog (also because is not my intention to write a two page long comment)

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That changes things. I’d be able to speak at the Social Network Portability workshop too, which is tied to my coming with BlogTalk (to be honest, it was the main reason I would have still gone there if I had decided to).

So, I’ve un-cancelled the flight to Cork that I’d cancelled.

I’ll sleep on it before I take a final decision, and either re-cancel that bit and make arrangements for DFW without going through Cork, or re-book the ORK-DFW flight arrangements I had made (and cancelled),

(Yeah, it’s as fun as it sounds.)

If you have tips on cheap accommodation in Cork (even somebody’s couch), let me know. I’d be there for four nights, 1-5th March.

Personally though, I don’t find these sorts of conferences good for business at all. Never picked up a new client at one - better conferences for that are more sector-focused, e.g. HR or marketing or IT. So I would save your money, frankly.