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       h2 Submit your proposal
  
positive.code:             | Submit your proposal by <b>Jan 17th 2014, 23:59:59 UYT(GMT-3).</b>
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              | Talks may be in <b>English or Spanish</b>. Please choose the language you feel more comfortable with.
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              | <b>Your talk may take 30 minutes</b> (contact us if you need to talk longer). There is no additional Q&A section. There will be plenty of time during the breaks for further discussion of topics. We will enforce the end of a talk rigorously, therefore we strongly recommend timing your presentation in advance.
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              | <b>Make a nice submission,</b> and make sure we see you care about it. Avoid typos, sloppy formatting and all-lowercase text. Be concise: If you need more than two paragraphs to get to the point of your topic, it is likely you won’t make it in 30 minutes. Please make our reading of your proposal straightforward.
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              | <b>Original Topics.</b> We favour original content. If you want to discuss a topic that you have talked about elsewhere, try to add a twist, or new research, or development, something unique. Please bear in mind that we want this conference to be enjoyable for everyone, therefore we expect you to adhere to the JSConf code of conduct. And of course, if your talk is plain awesome as-is,  just go for it!
        
      h2#submit Submit
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            h3 Invitation
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              | We are inviting the JavaScript community to submit talks for the upcoming JSConf UY until January 17h, 2014
              | This Call for Proposals' deadline is January 17th, 2014.
              | If you know someone who has an interesting talk, please let us know and we'll reach out.
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              | Here's a list of topics we think are interesting to our community (in alphabetical order):
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                li Embedded and Hardware JS.
                li HTML/CSS.
                li Improving JavaScript developers' lives, making development more awesome.
                li JavaScript based technologies.
                li Mobile JS.
                li Optimized graphics for JavaScript.
                li Server-side JS.
                li State of the art in JavaScript technology, or computer science in general, if somehow applicable to JavaScript.
                li The JavaScript community, past, present & future.
                li Whatever you think it suits.
  
              | Please refer to other JSConf programmes to check for additional topics.
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              | If you have any questions please get in touch: hola@jsconf.uy (please don't use this email to submit a proposal, use the form below).
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            h3 The perks of being a Speaker at JSConf UY
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              | If you get selected as a speaker at JSConf UY, here's what you get:
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                li <b>We cover your stay in Montevideo </b> in a nice hotel (including free Wifi) for the days of the conference two nights before and one after. If you want to stay longer, we can arrange things, just let us know. You will have to cover extra nights, though. If your employer can cover your travel and hotel, we are happy to list them as an awesome company sponsor. The money we save will be used to make a better conference.
                li <b>Travel to Montevideo covered.</b> This usually means we pay for your plane/ferry. We are happy to assist with booking your itinerary.
                li <b>Speakers' dinner.</b> All speakers are invited to taste uruguayan food at a dinner the evening before the event.
                li <b>A JSConf UY t-shirt
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              Let us know if you need help with anything that is not listed here, we'll be more than happy to help.
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            h3 The Selection Process
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              | Some aspects about how we choose the talks:
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                li Anonymize submissions, so we don’t bias against anything related to the submitting person.
                li Two rounds of voting:
  