You imply that there is a money trail, cronyism and nepotism, but offer nothing to substantiate those claims.
I've been involved with PyCon for years, and know jnoller and many of the other people who donate so much of their time and energy to make these conferences successful, and IMO there is not a less selfish group of people anywhere. They are a huge reason that each PyCon is better than the one before.
You imply that there is a money trail, cronyism and nepotism, but offer nothing to substantiate those claims.
I've been involved with PyCon for years, and know jnoller and many of the other people who donate so much of their time and energy to make these conferences successful, and IMO there is not a less selfish group of people anywhere. They are a huge reason that each PyCon is better than the one before.