PAX East Panels Done. Tell Us How We Did.
PAX East is over. I’m slowly recovering, washing laundry, catching up on work, and returning to normal life. But since PAX East is still fresh in everyone’s minds I thought I’d ask the interwebs how each of the panels went. I can say that everyone on the panel had a great time, we really do enjoy being on panels, and talking about community, but we also love feedback. So tell me what you thought about either panel, what we can improve on, if we can narrow the focus, or just general suggestions. Just use the comments below, message me via Twitter, or a smoke message.
Again, thanks to everyone who showed up the panels. We are already planning on things for PAX Prime.
Note: If you have photos or video of either panel, I’d love to get access to them. Shoot me a message.
As my first PAX (been to E3, Blizzcon, other -cons), I was actually blown away by the quality of the panels. Normally I don’t even bother, but I barely spent any time on the show floor and instead found myself always torn by which panels I wanted to visit.
I attended all of the Community Manager panels (how I found you, and the others), and honestly, didn’t even realize this was an available career path, and am excited by the prospect.
Thanks for your time there, and particularly for people like me, aspiring to break into the industry (come hell or high water), it was inspiring and hopeful.
(Though us East Coasters need some more opportunities out here!)