Anyone know the reasons for the cancellations? I didn't see that in the article.
San Francisco loses 2 big conferences
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#12Anyone know the reasons for the cancellations? I didn't see that in the article.
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#14so quite bad decline for foreseeable future.
what a rhetoric gymnastic to mislead it's "ok".
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#15For those curious > Meta and Red Hat, called off 2024 conferences that were set to be held at San Francisco's Moscone Center
The article does not say whether Meta is moving its conference elsewhere or just canceling it.
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#16Anyone know the reasons for the cancellations? I didn't see that in the article.
Homelessness. Theft. Human poop everywhere, safety.
It's really quite bad and it's an impression someone ought to do something about.
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#17Anyone know the reasons for the cancellations? I didn't see that in the article.
More expensive and a pain to go to the conference. I guess that's a big part of why they're attempting to extend CalTrain to Salesforce Transit Center at a ridiculous per-mile cost.
My guess is either shrinking demand for the conference (vs the cost) and or location desirability.
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#18Anyone know the reasons for the cancellations? I didn't see that in the article.
More expensive and a pain to go to the conference. I guess that's a big part of why they're attempting to extend CalTrain to Salesforce Transit Center at a ridiculous per-mile cost.
The issue with Caltrain is it ends about 1.5 miles short of downtown.
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#19Anyone know the reasons for the cancellations? I didn't see that in the article.
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
Homelessness. Theft. Human poop everywhere, safety.
It wouldn't surprise me if this were the real reason. It really jumps out at you as a visitor. I mean literally last time I was there, a dude pooped in front of me. Another person ran into a restaurant to grab my leftovers. Numerous people were cursing at their imaginary enemy. All in areas of town where visitors might be quite common. It's really quite bad and it's an impression someone ought to do something about.