Fix FAQ issue

Signed-off-by: Josef Ridky <jridky@redhat.com>

Author: jridky

build_production/cz/blog/feed.atom

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
     <title>DevConf.CZ Blog</title>
     <link href="/blog" />
     <link type="application/atom+xml" rel="self" href="/cz/blog/feed.atom" />
-    <updated>2026-01-12T07:50:10+00:00</updated>
+    <updated>2026-01-12T08:42:15+00:00</updated>
     <id>/cz/blog/feed.atom</id>
     <author>
         <name>Josef Ridky &lt;jridky@redhat.com&gt;</name>

build_production/cz/faq/index.html

@@ -305,6 +305,32 @@
 						<p>Each track/theme has a review committee of 3 - 7 members that are subject-matter experts. The process consists of multiple phases to ensure fair and thorough evaluation:</p><ol><li><strong>Blind Review</strong>: Reviewers assess anonymized proposals based solely on content.</li><li><strong>Full-view Review</strong>: Speaker details are revealed to ensure diversity and track balance.</li><li><strong>Captain Review</strong>: Track captains prioritize talks, ensuring a mix of topics and experience levels.</li><li><strong>Final Selection</strong>: The CfP Committee makes final decisions, prioritizing sessions across all tracks holistically, and preparing speaker notifications.</li></ol><p>Decisions are based on content quality, alignment with track themes, diversity in difficulty levels, and speaker experience. Since DevConf events are organized globally, we prioritize speakers from the same region as the event. For DevConf.CZ, that includes Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.</p><p>During the review process, track captains may move your session to another track without prior notification. They can also contact you and suggest changing the session format, combining talks, or identifying potential keynotes.</p><p>The acceptance rate for talks is around <strong>25%</strong>, with a limit of <strong>one 35-minutes talk per speaker</strong>. However, speakers may have other session formats accepted, and in some cases, we may fill last-minute gaps with additional talks from speakers who are already present.</p>
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+			</div>
+					<div class="card">
+				<div class="card-header collapsed mont-600" id="heading-cfp8" data-toggle="collapse" 
+				     data-target="#collapse-cfp8" aria-expanded="true" aria-controls="collapse-cfp8">
+						What is the maximum number of submissions one person can submit?						<i class="fa"></i>
+					
+				</div>
+
+				<div id="collapse-cfp8" class="collapse" aria-labelledby="heading-cfp8" data-parent="#sub-cfp">
+					<div class="card-body os-400">
+						<p>To ensure high-quality proposals and efficiently streamline the review process for our CfP Review Committee, each individual is limited to submitting up to <strong>three proposals in total</strong>. This limit includes all submission types (talks, lightning talks, workshops, meetups, activities, and booths). If you are listed as a co-speaker on any submission, it will count toward your individual limit.</p>
+					</div>
+				</div>
+			</div>
+					<div class="card">
+				<div class="card-header collapsed mont-600" id="heading-cfp9" data-toggle="collapse" 
+				     data-target="#collapse-cfp9" aria-expanded="true" aria-controls="collapse-cfp9">
+						What is the maximum number of speakers allowed per session?						<i class="fa"></i>
+					
+				</div>
+
+				<div id="collapse-cfp9" class="collapse" aria-labelledby="heading-cfp9" data-parent="#sub-cfp">
+					<div class="card-body os-400">
+						<p>To ensure a high-quality schedule featuring a broad range of topics and speakers, we are setting a limit of <strong>two speakers per submission</strong>. This limit includes all submission types (talks, lightning talks, workshops, meetups, activities). <strong>For booths</strong>, you can only submit up to two contact people in your proposal. However, it is allowed and expected that there is a larger number of staffers onsite. Exceptions may be considered for panel discussions or other collaborative formats. If you require more than two speakers, please provide the reason in the "Notes" section of your proposal.</p>
+					</div>
+				</div>
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source/cz/faq.blade.php

@@ -78,10 +78,9 @@
                 array("q" => "What is a booth?", "a" => "A booth is a staffed table at the event. Booths are open to all participants at all times, and they serve as a place for conversations about the project and interaction with contributors, users, and attendees. <strong>Using the booth for promoting or selling your products is not allowed.</strong></p><p>There must be <strong>at least one person at the booth at all times</strong> and there must be <strong>at least two staff members registered.</strong> Preference is given to booths that will run both days."),
                 array("q" => "What is an activity?", "a" => "Activities are organized as non-technical meetups. They are open to all participants, and they serve as a great place to engage with other attendees outside of the hallway track and conference sessions. They usually center around various hobbies and interests. We hosted a candy swap session, a coffee lovers meetup, and a yoga session in past.</p><p><strong>An activity is either 35 or 80 minutes long. An activity has one primary lead</strong> and, optionally, a secondary session leader.</p><p><strong>All activities are conducted live and are not recorded nor streamed by default.</strong> If you want to stream the content online it is up to you to cover both offline and online channels."),
 				array("q" => "How are decisions made during the CfP review process?", "a" => "Each track/theme has a review committee of 3 - 7 members that are subject-matter experts. The process consists of multiple phases to ensure fair and thorough evaluation:</p><ol><li><strong>Blind Review</strong>: Reviewers assess anonymized proposals based solely on content.</li><li><strong>Full-view Review</strong>: Speaker details are revealed to ensure diversity and track balance.</li><li><strong>Captain Review</strong>: Track captains prioritize talks, ensuring a mix of topics and experience levels.</li><li><strong>Final Selection</strong>: The CfP Committee makes final decisions, prioritizing sessions across all tracks holistically, and preparing speaker notifications.</li></ol><p>Decisions are based on content quality, alignment with track themes, diversity in difficulty levels, and speaker experience. Since DevConf events are organized globally, we prioritize speakers from the same region as the event. For DevConf.CZ, that includes Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.</p><p>During the review process, track captains may move your session to another track without prior notification. They can also contact you and suggest changing the session format, combining talks, or identifying potential keynotes.</p><p>The acceptance rate for talks is around <strong>25%</strong>, with a limit of <strong>one 35-minutes talk per speaker</strong>. However, speakers may have other session formats accepted, and in some cases, we may fill last-minute gaps with additional talks from speakers who are already present."),
-			),
     			array("q" => "What is the maximum number of submissions one person can submit?", "a" => "To ensure high-quality proposals and efficiently streamline the review process for our CfP Review Committee, each individual is limited to submitting up to <strong>three proposals in total</strong>. This limit includes all submission types (talks, lightning talks, workshops, meetups, activities, and booths). If you are listed as a co-speaker on any submission, it will count toward your individual limit."),
 				array("q" => "What is the maximum number of speakers allowed per session?", "a" => "To ensure a high-quality schedule featuring a broad range of topics and speakers, we are setting a limit of <strong>two speakers per submission</strong>. This limit includes all submission types (talks, lightning talks, workshops, meetups, activities). <strong>For booths</strong>, you can only submit up to two contact people in your proposal. However, it is allowed and expected that there is a larger number of staffers onsite. Exceptions may be considered for panel discussions or other collaborative formats. If you require more than two speakers, please provide the reason in the \"Notes\" section of your proposal."),
-				),
+				)),
 
 		array("group" => "Registration Questions", "id" => "registration", 
 			"questions" => array(