[Tycon3] very similar papers, what to do?

[Daniel Hinderink [TYPO3]]

> Hi,
> 
> I think Nr. 3 would be the best for the first step. Then you can see if
> they are very close, if not you can go on with Nr. 2. If not they could
> perhaps do it together or just one of them reports...
> 
> That's my oppinion...

+1

Cheers

Daniel


> 
> Greets
> 
> Andi
> 
> Juergen Egeling schrieb:
>> Hello,
>> I just happened, that we got some very similar papers, lets name them
>> "typo3 on red servers"
>> and
>> "red servers with typo3"
>> from totally different people. What should I do? I see the following
>> options:
>> 1.) Let the program committee handle it, which one to take
>>   (roll a dice, ...)
>> 2.) Let the program committe to the voting, so it could happen
>>   that both talks are accepted. Put the talks in one row, so that
>>   people could see the problem hopefully from 2 different angles.
>> 3.) Tell the speakers, give them each e-mail address so that they
>>   can find a way.
>> 
>> I am somehow tending to Nr. 2, but if they are very close than
>> it would be a wrong decision.
>> 
>> Any better idea?
>> 
>> Juergen
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