I’m late in the game but sometimes that’s an advantage. Reading through Peter Morville’s article on authority it is quite clear what we as toolmakers (t d f) should consider. Instead of increasing the speed of creating new tools we should face the lessons that stay with us nor for some time.
I especially like the notion of findability (t d f) that results in authority.
We need to support the avarage user behaviour.

Well, after some time considering what to call for we are ready to receive your submissions for BlogTalk (t d f) Reloaded. We especially ask developers, information architects, business consultants and researchers to apply.
It’s not about blogs only but the entire social software landscape is addressed.

and even better news: you generate RSS (t d f) that powers your html-page (Olechowski, Reinacker, Rafer) from LesBlogs (t d f)
Although in the British public sector RSS has just discovered RSS as a logging tool for planning issues.

Because it’s time for a conference that slows down the speed of picking up memes.

What we need - I think - is time to develop meaning and concepts of what’s going on in our society in relation to the web and its tools. We need to take a break from those 5 minutes of speed-talks about things that fascinate us but disguise themselves in the moment we kinda invoke them.
Thinking of BlogTalk (t d f) I imagine an inspired crowd of people on the panels and in the audience that reformulate the tools and the usage of it in those two days.