<ul><li>Attending PyCon feels like a summer camp experience with opportunities to connect with old and new friends while engaging in different activities.</li><li>One should be cautious of forming intense connections at PyCon that may not last beyond the event, similar to the friendships made at summer camp that fade away once back home.</li><li>It is common to feel enthusiastic about projects or communities at PyCon, but one should be mindful not to over-commit emotionally, as some interests may not be long-lasting.</li><li>Despite uncertainties about the longevity of projects started at PyCon, it is alright to get excited and initiate new endeavors while being open to the possibility of some efforts not materializing in the long term.</li></ul>

Ned Batchelder: PyCon summer camp

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