Adds FAQ answers

nickiemc · nickiemc · commit 0bcdea60ec07 · 2020-05-12T09:46:00.000-05:00
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 question: "Why is the conference called MenderCon?"
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+The term "mender" was coined by the founders of [Corgibytes](https://corgibytes.com), M. Scott Ford and Andrea Goulet,
+ after Scott saw an ad for a Maker Fest event and he thought, “Where’s the event for people who like to fix things?!” 
+ That’s exactly what MenderCon will ideally be - an event for people who are passionate about mending software systems.
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 question: "What's an unconference?"
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+Simply put, an unconference is a conference that does not have a predetermined set of speakers or talks. The people who 
+show up to the event are the ones who decide what gets talked about. This approach eliminates a fair bit of overhead for 
+organizing the event. We don’t need to put out a call for proposals. We don’t need to go through proposals and decide 
+who gets to speak. We don’t have to verify that the people who submitted proposals are still available, and we don’t 
+have to notify everyone who didn’t get selected.
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+The un-conference format also creates an opportunity to elevate voices who are not normally heard from. At a traditional 
+conference, the list of speakers and topics is curated in some form by the organizers. This can often lead to the 
+conference schedule being dominated by people who are well known or people who have gotten practice speaking in the past. 
+While we welcome people with speaking experience and notoriety, it’s important to us that we create a space to where 
+those who are not normally selected have a chance to speak. In an unconference format, anyone who wants to speak gets to 
+speak.
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+By using the unconference format, there’s less work for those organizing the event, and there’s an opportunity for 
+new people to be heard. We call that a win-win.
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 question: "Why an unconference?"
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+In addition to creating the opportunity to see some good talks, we wanted to create a space for other kinds of sessions, 
+particularly ones that require some level of participation or discussion. With so many people working from home because 
+of COVID-19, there are many who are craving more human interaction. We want to have MenderCon be a space for that. 
+So don’t be surprised to see someone pitch a session that is simply titled something like, “_Let’s chat about the unique 
+challenges of refactoring PHP_”, and when you get in the room there are no slides, just someone who wants to facilitate 
+a conversation.
