Change the HIW event summary to be more inviting#520
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Change the summary to avoid the impression that the event is only for those that are already deeply involved in the implementation of Haskell tools or compilers, but rather be open to anyone interested in these topics independent of their prior experience or prior contributions.
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Cleaning up a bit here. Do you think it is still worth merging this PR? The event has long since passed. If yes, happy to review. If no, please close! |
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We might still want to merge this, so that the HIW 2027 can be inspired by this |
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Change the summary to avoid the impression that the event is only for those that are already deeply involved in the implementation of Haskell tools or compilers, but rather be open to anyone interested in these topics independent of their prior experience or prior contributions.