KickingBird wrote:
I have not read the other posts. Every time I see this thread, I wonder, "will anyone show up?" We are talking about autistic introverts. At least I am one (I think). The thought of going to any big conference does not sound like fun to me. LOL
Space chairs at least a foot apart from each other
Keep all halls clear, and put signs near doorways not to clog doorways
No flashing lights, or PA systems (talks should be in smaller rooms/crowds where everyone can hear the speaker)
Vendors should be informed to not watch people as they wonder around to look at booths for whatever someone might sell at this sort of conference (books, technology/computers, music, soft fluffy things? lol) so as to avoid anyone feeling like they are being pressured and watched or need to make social contact in order to have interest in a product...
Chairs off to the side in places, not grouped together unless people choose to group them together for people to sit off on their own and detach for a while if they need a break
Then the only part that I don't know how controlled it could be is reducing the crowd-conversational-hum/mumble that bothers me a bunch... Othrewise this would pretty much make it a comfortable concept for me...
Shouldn't create too much extra work or cost to do other than the fact that it requires some extra use of overall space.
anyway just a thought to add
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