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JavaOne proposal NOT rejected!

March 8th, 2005 by Angsuman Chakraborty

I am tired of seeing people whine about their JavaOne proposals being rejected including Mary (from Sun) and others.

Please spare us details of your rejected proposals.

With tens of thousands of proposals from all over the world, you probably have a better chance at Lotto, just kidding.

BTW: As for my proposal not being rejected, well I didn’t submit any for them to reject!


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2 Responses to “JavaOne proposal NOT rejected!”

  1. Anthony Eden Says:

    Perhaps you should not whine about people whining about being rejected. I’ll write about whatever I want on my blog, thank you very much.

  2. angsuman Says:

    @Anthony
    Please don’t take it personally. My post is intended as constructive criticism

    My point here is that people don’t want to hear whining about failures. Another approach to such posts may be to post the contents of your presentation so everyone can educate themselves from what you intended to talk in JavaOne. I can assure you that more people read JavaBlogs everyday then participants at JavaOne.

    BTW: I can also argue similarly (about writing whatever I want…) :)

Looking forward to hear your thoughts.



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