Publication bias alert: Not everybody liked the conference as much as I did. Someone I know and respect thought some of the talks weren’t very good (I agreed with them about the specific examples, but didn’t think it mattered because really good ideas/conversations/networking at an event + gestalt feel is much more important for whether an event is worthwhile to me than a few duds).
That said, on a meta level, you might expect that people who really liked (or hated, I suppose) a conference/event/book to write detailed notes about it than people who were lukewarm about it.
Publication bias alert: Not everybody liked the conference as much as I did. Someone I know and respect thought some of the talks weren’t very good (I agreed with them about the specific examples, but didn’t think it mattered because really good ideas/conversations/networking at an event + gestalt feel is much more important for whether an event is worthwhile to me than a few duds).
That said, on a meta level, you might expect that people who really liked (or hated, I suppose) a conference/event/book to write detailed notes about it than people who were lukewarm about it.