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JSON Schema Conference Paris: Sponsorships

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Hello everyone, the plans for the Paris conference has started - @Relequestual and I had a call with Medhi last week about how to get started and show up. Currently we have a pr to update the website and it should be merged before our next chat this week. As part of the plans, I'd like to bring up the conversation of how we want to structure sponsorship for this year and also budget.

Here are some things that we want to do better

  • Have a better sponsorship tier and benefits
  • Have a budget so every expenses (such as merchandize) does not need voting.

Kindly add

  • Any other topic missed
  • Suggestions for what we should offer to sponsors
  • How to attract more sponsors

Here is 2025 sponsorship tiers and description: https://opencollective.com/json-schema/events/the-json-schema-conference-2025-f7f367ce

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No files, tests, or implementation entry points are named. Start with the linked 2025 sponsorship tiers and the website update PR, then review the conference planning discussion to define sponsorship benefits, budget authority, and remaining topics; done means the group has agreed on those decisions.

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Tech stack
json
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content
Issue type
Feature
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Estimated time
Over a week
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