We are coming to the end of this journey, thank you so much all of you and all the people
that you represent that were here earlier in the day for joining in with this activity.
This is the second instance of an experiment to draw together as many people in a conversational
environment to talk about legislation and policy in the EU with the hope that people
like Felipe can meet people like you and know what open source is really about rather than
the stuff that they will hear from the corporate lobbyists who are sending them as we speak
millions of emails to try and counter this experience.
Today we have had a session looking at the legislation that is in flight like the cyber
resilience act.
We have learnt that there are people who are preparing resources for engaging with the cyber
resilience act and we have built up this list on the board up here where you can go engage
if you would like to do so.
The links at the top are places you can go get money to pay you to engage with the cyber
resilience act process.
The links at the bottom are links to help you in your community or business to comply
with the cyber resilience act while working with open source software.
We have heard about the public use of open source software and some of the exciting and
new things that are happening there to build a stack of software.
We have heard about how to engage with the legislative process.
We have had a psychological lesson in how to influence MEPs.
Overall we have had quite a diverse day and there has been a lot going on.
It will take us a few days to approve all of the videos but go back and look at the videos
and see where there are any gems there and then post them on Macedon so that other people
can find them easily.
I have got a few thank yous.
My first thank you is to the members of the European institutions who would not normally
spend Sunday meeting with their constituents and effective employers.
They would probably prefer to have been in a cafe somewhere outside Brussels today with
their family.
So thank you very much for coming along.
Secondly I want to thank the Devroom organizers who have organised this.
This year I didn't really do anything.
The people who did things were people like Hies over here.
So Philippe graciously agreed to be a member of the Devroom Organising Committee.
So thank you very much Philippe.
And then Sebastian has been pulling strings to get people to be here to cover topics
when people pulled out.
He's on a great job.
Gordon has been producing copious amounts of paperwork, schedules, fixing up pre-talks
to make it look roughly correct and doing many other things that are undocumented.
Actually, he's not here with us, I don't think at the moment.
He's evaporated, but he has also been assisting us particularly with the public code part
of the schedule.
Who have offered them?
No, I didn't do anything.
So wherever Enzo is, Enzo has assisted us with the early part of the programme before
he had to stop because of sickness, but we're very grateful to him for the work that he did.
And then this is a tricky devroom to organise because we like having the flexibility
to have small groups and workshops.
This is about the only room on the Urb campus where a significant number of people can
also be broken down into small groups.
And that means there isn't enough space for all the people who wanted to be here.
And at one point we had a full room of people in a queue outside waiting for spaces to come in.
And fixing that has been the task for our door people.
And one of them is Camille, who is still outside stopping people from coming in.
So get them, get them to just come in.
And then a Pam Kestek has been announced for us.
Camille has been announced for us.
And finally, you could be very grateful to the unseen organisers from Fosdem.
Their beta testing new video equipment this year,
the very best way of beta testing is to put it into production with 11,000 people.
But they've been doing tremendous work.
And when you see anybody in a weird colour teacher, you should go out to them and hug them.
In an appropriate way.
Okay.
So that's all.
Thank you very much for coming.
Give us good reviews so we stand a chance of trying this again next year.
And have a fantastic week after Fosdem as you recover from the flu.