[Microbit-Python] Secrecy And The BBC micro:bit

[Larry Hastings]

On 10/16/2015 08:57 AM, Nicholas H.Tollervey wrote:
> Understood... this is why I'm pushing the BBC so hard to allow us to
> work in the open. There is bound to be someone, somewhere who could help.

That reminds me.  What is the rule that is going to keep people happy 
wrt to showing the micro:bit in public?  About a week from now I'll be 
at PyCon Ireland with my micro:bit, and last I heard Mark Shannon is 
going too (and I bet he'd bring his too).  I plan to sprint on the 
micro:bit while there.  I could also give a lightning talk, holding the 
little darling up in front of the crowd.  I could let folks gawk at it 
and hold it and press its darling little buttons, maybe even play a game 
of slalom.  Is that all okay?  Or do I need to cower from the light, 
programming it in secret, snarling at passersby to leave my precious alone?

Seeking guidance,


//arry/
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