I feel like it's all been said already, but since that's never stopped me from talking before... ;)

Wow, SocialDevCamp was amazing.

First, the opening were great. Ken Yeung was good enough to catch some of the opening discussion on Viddler. Look past the chaos for a minute and see how order appears and negotiations happen implicity. It's amazing how when you have a lot of smart people around and competing interests that we can work something out without anyone being *too* disappointed. We started with 25+ sessions and were able to filter it down to 16 pretty easily. We had 4 sessions going concurrently throughout.

For sessions, I attended: