📣 We have sad news today. It has been a tough decision for all involved, but we have decided to cancel #PyTN2021.
We realized that we will be unable to put on the kind of PyTN that we want to in 2021, and we'd rather whole-ass #PyTN2022 than half-ass #PyTN2021. See you in 2022!
If you submitted a talk to the now-cancelled #PyTN2021 (or have a talk you wish you'd submitted) and you still want to give your talk, then we'd love to have you present (virtually) at @pynash!
Reach out to @WCJDev and let's get you on the schedule. 🎉🏆
The PyTennessee homepage has been updated with a few brief words about the cancellation. There's not much that hasn't been said on Twitter already, but just in case anyone needed an "official" location for the cancellation: 2021.pytennessee.org
We owe a huge thank you to everyone who donated their time and money to #PyTN2021, everyone who submitted a talk and picked up a ticket, and everyone who continues to support PyTN. We see and appreciate you. Thank you.
We'll be back in 2022, and we hope to see all of you then!
🤔 Got any weekend plans? We have a GREAT idea, if not: how about submitting a talk to #PyTN2021?
It's free, it's easy, and it's a great way to spend a few hour this weekend. We'd love to have you, especially if you're a first-time conference speaker!
papercall.io/pytn-2021
