theorbtwo/presentingperl.org permission slip.tt

## presentingperl.org permission slip.tt
Hello, [% username %],
  First off, let me, a bunch of non-sentient hacked up perl scripts, thank you on behalf of the YAPC::NA::2011 attendees for speaking.  You helped entertain / inform / etc the attendees, or at least the ones who weren't talking in the hall, asleep, or attending another talk.  But you can do more, and it's easy this time.  You may have noticed that your talks were being recorded.  If you give us permission, we'll (OK, a different bunch of hacked up perl scripts, really) stick a video of your talk up on presentingperl.org.  The license of the site is Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0) -- http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ -- though let my overlords know if you want to release under a different license.  They've been meaning to create a way to let speakers declare that they want to release under a different license, and would no doubt love a test case.
  Anyway, let my owners know if you give your permission, or, contrarywise, if you don't want it to go on, so that they know that too.

   I look forward to your response,
   a bunch of non-sentient hacked up perl scripts,
   on behalf of the presentingperl.org team.

PS - irc.perl.org #presentingperl, if you want to talk to some actual humans.
	Hello, [% username %],
	First off, let me, a bunch of non-sentient hacked up perl scripts, thank you on behalf of the YAPC::NA::2011 attendees for speaking. You helped entertain / inform / etc the attendees, or at least the ones who weren't talking in the hall, asleep, or attending another talk. But you can do more, and it's easy this time. You may have noticed that your talks were being recorded. If you give us permission, we'll (OK, a different bunch of hacked up perl scripts, really) stick a video of your talk up on presentingperl.org. The license of the site is Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0) -- http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ -- though let my overlords know if you want to release under a different license. They've been meaning to create a way to let speakers declare that they want to release under a different license, and would no doubt love a test case.
	Anyway, let my owners know if you give your permission, or, contrarywise, if you don't want it to go on, so that they know that too.

	I look forward to your response,
	a bunch of non-sentient hacked up perl scripts,
	on behalf of the presentingperl.org team.

	PS - irc.perl.org #presentingperl, if you want to talk to some actual humans.