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Join us June 13th - 16th, 2024
The online conference for romance writers who wanna
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Welcome, romance writers!
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WWR2024 Code of Conduct
I want you to enjoy your time at the Wanna Write Romance Conference. And having a clear understanding of what to expect (and what is expected from you) helps everyone keep things friendly and welcoming.
If you are a Spark Passholder, you'll have access to unmoderated live chats. I don't gatekeep what you say before you say it, and most of your comments (both text and verbal) are shared in real time. So just be aware of what you say and how it might be perceived.
But even if you attend on the Free Ticket or do not join the live events, this Code of Conduct still applies to you.
So here are a few guidelines about what I expect from you, as an attendee.
- 1Be polite, to the speakers and your fellow attendees. It's natural to disagree with something someone says or the way they behave. But, during this event, take time to consider whether acting on a feeling of disagreement—especially in a negative way—is appropriate for the situation.
- 2Respect one another. We all have our own set of core beliefs, and every person alive has biases. Part of your responsibility as an attendee is to refrain from making hurtful or discriminatory statements about people based on their race, gender, sexuality, religion, age, ableness, or financial status (and other identity-related themes). None of us is perfect, but we can and should make our best effort to be respectful to and accepting of one another.
- 3Avoid discussing religion, politics, or COVID. What seems like a safe, harmless subject to you may trigger someone else's negative emotions, and those three topics are a hotbed of explosive, argumentative potential. So let's avoid them altogether, okay?
- 4Don't diss the romance genre... or any of its themes. If you're attending this conference, I assume you're a personal supporter of the romantic fiction publishing genre. But even so, you may have strong negative feelings about a particular theme or subgenre within the romance grouping. And there will likely be people in attendance who both personally and professionally champion those same topics. Having varying opinions is totally natural, and that wide spectrum of interest is what makes this genre so compelling—romance offers something for everyone. So let's keep discussions friendly and respectful of all romance stories and themes.
And here are a few guidelines that you can expect me to follow, as the event host.
- 1I will follow the same rules as you. Everything above applies to me, too.
- 2I will not share your email address with anyone. Signing up as an attendee means joining my email list. I need to be able to contact you with information about the event, especially leading up to it and during the scheduled conference days. And after the event is over, I will stay in contact and send you tips and inspiration relevant to writing and editing romance books. But you are welcome to unsubscribe at any time. (Just know that if you unsubscribe before or during the event, you won't get any more event news or updates.) More importantly, I want you to know that you get to choose which speakers you receive emails from. There will be a way to connect with each speaker on their session page, so use that to join their list or stay in touch with them.
- 3I will try my best to keep everything running smoothly. But I am also one human person, and I will certainly make mistakes. I do have a small team helping me with this event, but, ultimately, the onus for providing you the best possible conference experience falls on me alone. So please be patient and respectful if there is a problem, and know that I am working to resolve it as quickly as is reasonably possible. If there is something you need help with, please email my team directly at hi@suebrownmoore.com
By registering as an attendee, you recognize these Terms & Conditions and consent to be bound by them. So please read them first!
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