Session submissions for the Core Conversations track at DrupalCon Munich are open until tomorrow!

Since it was introduced at DrupalCon Chicago, the Core Conversations track has grown to become a fundamental place for contributors to promote new ideas, discuss community issues, and present problems for brainstorming. Core conversations cover technical topics, community needs, existing initiatives, and new proposals, among other things, and are aimed at those who are contributing in the Drupal Community. The Core Conversations track will run in parallel with all the other sessions and are either one 30 minute presentation or two 15 minute presentations, followed by 30 minutes of discussion with the audience.

The Web Services and Context initiative, the Blocks and Layout initiative, the Configuration Management Initiative, the ongoing efforts to replace Drupal's rendering layer with Twig, and other major efforts were all born out of past Core Conversations sessions. Drupal 8 code freeze is approaching fast, so now is the time to discuss what we want to make sure happens by by then.

If you're a contributor to the Drupal community, consider proposing a Core Conversation session today.

Session submission closes June 29, 2012 at midnight Munich time (CEST).

Core conversation sessions will be selected from among the submissions by a group consisting of Daniel Kudwien, Larry Garfield, and Dries Buytaert. The selected sessions will be announced on July 9, 2012.

In a nutshell, the regular tracks and sessions present existing things in Drupal, whereas Core Conversations focus on changing Drupal.

If you are new to Drupal, work mostly in contrib space, or simply want to learn more about Drupal and Drupal development then you will get far more out of the regular sessions, particularly in the Coder, Themer, and Sitebuilding tracks.

Update: The call for Core Conversations is now closed. View proposed Core Conversations.

Please note all deadlines are 11:59PM CEST.