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Show of hands? And subjects?
I've obviously never been to a TONMOCON before, but given the great diversity of users on the forum in terms of how we deal with cephalopods (researchers, aquarists, amateurs), what kind of audience do people usually tailor their talks to?
Do we do just talks or do we have discussions/roundtables/workshops?
An example of one idea I had for a talk - I was thinking in light of Euroceph (and the recent discussion on the Exotic forum) that we could have an ethics and welfare lecture/roundtable (I don't think I could lead it, given the fact that I am Wee Undergrad, but I think it's a great idea and I'd be really super-eager to help pull together some resources for that)
I've obviously never been to a TONMOCON before, but given the great diversity of users on the forum in terms of how we deal with cephalopods (researchers, aquarists, amateurs), what kind of audience do people usually tailor their talks to?
Do we do just talks or do we have discussions/roundtables/workshops?
An example of one idea I had for a talk - I was thinking in light of Euroceph (and the recent discussion on the Exotic forum) that we could have an ethics and welfare lecture/roundtable (I don't think I could lead it, given the fact that I am Wee Undergrad, but I think it's a great idea and I'd be really super-eager to help pull together some resources for that)