Logistics info for Gunner

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@chrislarry33 @Lottarao Here is the logistical info Gunner needs to cover in his speech on the mainstage:

• Introduce Space Wranglers (see comment below)
• Respect yellow lanyards - these people don't want to be photographed.
• We have participation guidelines (they're printed on the back of your Festival Guide and posted around the building). Read them - they cover our behaviour as participants, facilitators, space wranglers & volunteers.
• There's a party tonight. If you'd like to come, sign up at the monk's booth on the ground floor. For those looking for something more low-key, we've reserved a table at the Hilton Tower Bridge Bar. Bring your lanyard for a complimentary drink from 6:30-9:00pm.
• Time change: clocks go back 1 hour tonight
• MozFest Breakfast: join us for breakfast (pastries, yogurt, avocado and toast -- and of course coffee) on Sunday morning. This is deliberately programmed time where you can come get to know other attendees.
• This year, we're challenging ourselves to be as broad as our network. You'll see people running sessions in other languages and as you can see beside me, we have someone doing British Sign Language.

Additional notes for Gunner (these aren't talking points):

• Photo will be taken at the end of his speech Saturday morning
• Fox will be present Saturday morning ( @Lottarao @chrislarry33 need to think about how Fox should interact on mainstage so it doesn't interfere with sign language interpreter)

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