Birds of a Feather (BoF) sessions have quickly become an integral and essential feature of the evolving Drupalcon format. The open BoF format provides a platform for participatory discussions and focused collaborative work sessions. For many topics not included in the official Drupalcon schedule, this format is much more appropriate.

Unlike official sessions, BoF sessions -- which often take place in noisy corners rather than well-equipped rooms -- do not get recorded. Attendees have no central place to review and follow up. Likewise, people unable to attend Drupalcon miss the ability to soak up what happened and participate in post-session discussions.

Drupalcon Copenhagen one-upped previous Drupalcons by providing the ability to schedule BoF sessions (including the "room") right on the conference website. This made describing, promoting and attending BoF sessions a breeze.

This BoF schedule also provides an excellent opportunity for us to post notes, making them available to attendees and anyone interested.

If you coordinated or attended a BoF session and have notes to post, why not log into the Drupalcon Copenhagen site and post either the notes themselves or a link to an external blog post as a comment on the appropriate BoF session's description pages?

This could begin a trend to raise the status of BoF sessions to first class con citizenship.