Merge pull request #73 from code4lib/fix-remove-speakers

CHANGE: Remove speakers

Author: triplingual

_data/speakers.yml

@@ -336,14 +336,6 @@
   institution:
   bio:
   slack:
-- id: christine-kim
-  keynote: false
-  name: Christine Kim
-  pronouns:
-  position-title:
-  institution:
-  bio:
-  slack:
 - id: ilya-kreymer
   keynote: false
   name: Ilya Kreymer
@@ -486,14 +478,6 @@
   institution:
   bio:
   slack:
-- id: adrian-turner
-  keynote: false
-  name: Adrian Turner
-  pronouns:
-  position-title:
-  institution:
-  bio:
-  slack:
 - id: melanie-walsh
   keynote: false
   name: Melanie Walsh

_posts/2026-03-02-tales-from-the-online-archives-of-california-replatforming.md

@@ -11,13 +11,11 @@ spot: 2
 location: frist
 speakers:
 - chad-nelson
-- christine-kim
-- adrian-turner
-speaker-text: "Chad Nelson, Christine Kim, Adrian Turner"
+speaker-text: "Chad Nelson"
 title: "Tales from the Online Archives of California Replatforming"
 ---
 What happens when you try to migrate a homegrown system with 20 years of technical debt, with hundreds of contributors, and millions of monthly visits,  in under seven months? Find out in the spine-tingling “Tales from the Online Archive of California Replatforming". 
 
-You'll gasp at the foreshadowing of “It shouldn’t be too hard”. You'll work up a sweat as we recount “Sprinting to the MVP”. You’ll be terrified by the “Attack of the Bots” and “EAD let’s you do WHAT?!?” But fear is only temporary; hope springs anew in “The Developer Strikes Back” and “Managing Great Expectations”. 
+You'll gasp at the foreshadowing of “It shouldn’t be too hard”. You'll work up a sweat as we recount “Sprinting to the MVP”. You’ll be terrified by the “Attack of the Bots” and “EAD lets you do WHAT?!?” But fear is only temporary; hope springs anew in “The Developer Strikes Back” and “Managing Great Expectations”. 
 
-Don’t just take our word for it, critics are also saying: “The way they used Airflow to coordinate jobs is interesting.” and “Arclight…at that scale…inconceivable!” 
+Don’t just take our word for it, critics are also saying: “The way they used Airflow to coordinate jobs is interesting.” and “Arclight . . . at that scale . . . inconceivable!”