Rating guidelines

These rules protect attendees and presenters alike. By rating you accept them and the terms of use.

Do

• Rate only talks you actually attended (in person or live-streamed).
• Be honest and as objective as you can. Rate the talk and the presentation, not the person.
• Be specific: what was useful, what was unclear, what would make it better. Constructive criticism helps; a rant doesn't.
• Write in English or Hungarian.

Don't

• Rate yourself, your colleagues, your competitors, or a talk you didn't see.
• Present opinions as facts ("he lied about…"). Write what you experienced.
• Rate the same talk more than once. Rating it again from the same browser updates your rating.

What we remove

• Profanity, insults, threats, harassment, hate speech, discrimination, sexual content.
• Remarks about someone's appearance, religion, ethnicity, health, sexuality, private or family life.
• Claims of illegal activity, dismissal or misconduct, and accusations of fake reviews.
• Personal data: phone numbers, e-mail addresses, home addresses, or anything that identifies another attendee.
• Links, advertising and spam.

Comments with links, contact details or likely offensive words are held for a moderator before they're published. If you see a review that breaks these rules, use the Report link next to it. A review reported by 3 different people is hidden until a moderator checks it. Please don't report a review only because you disagree with it.