Ok, added a TODO here. I think this whole section could use another editing pass. It was the only one I didn't edit b/c it's good enough to go live with now.

From: Larry McLister <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>>
Reply-To: w3c/testtwf-website <reply@reply.github.com<mailto:reply@reply.github.com>>
Date: Thursday, December 5, 2013 3:24 PM
To: w3c/testtwf-website <testtwf-website@noreply.github.com<mailto:testtwf-website@noreply.github.com>>
Cc: Rebecca Hauck <rhauck@adobe.com<mailto:rhauck@adobe.com>>
Subject: Re: [testtwf-website] Migrate event kits (#202)


In events/kits/event-kit.md:

> +
> +<em>Note:</em>&nbsp; It is possible to hold a larger hackathon event in a single day, but there are some obvious tradeoffs to consider. For example, you may need to shift the focus of your event to educating attendees with less emphasis on the number of tests produced in this day. If you're unsure whether to hold an event for one or two days, your answers to the questions [below][initial_planning] may help you decide. People in the community who've organized and attended both can also give you advice on this.
> +
> +If you have held any event in the past, you know that organizing and hosting a <em>successful</em>
> +event takes time, effort, and coordination.  Planning in advance is critical as is follow-up after the event,
> +so be sure to allocate sufficient lead time and overall time.
> +
> +<h2 id="initial_planning">Initial Planning</h2>
> +We recommend that you start <strong>THREE</strong> months prior to your target date.  You may be able to be successful in a shorter amount of time with more support but it will be much more stressful.
> +
> +### Determine the Details
> +
> +The best way to sketch out your event is to start with answering the following questions. Based on your answres, you can then start your planning process. We've included some templates and materials [below][templates] that can help you manage how you track and develop these details.
> +
> +1. What are the goals of your event?  Educational?  Number of tests contributed?  Number of tests cases reviewed? Awareness of the movement?  Something else?
> +2. Is there a reasonable expectation that there will be experts available to help out at the event? For example, is there a W3C working group meeting in the same place/dates?


at some point we should have a discussion about wether or nota WG F2F / W3C experts are really required

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