At a lot of literary conventions (WorldCon, etc.) they'll have kaffeeklatsch's, where people can sign up (usually in groups of 6 or so at a time) to spend 30 minutes with an author in a more informal setting and just talk; aspiring writers can ask advice, fans can ask about their upcoming books, etc..
I was wondering: how many people would want to see the same thing at PaizoCon? Sign up beforehand and get to sit down with Paizo staff and/or big name freelancers and 3rd party publishers to ask any questions you want for 30 minutes about their work, their life, their game, or whatever else you want to know.
Is this something people would like to see?
The PaizoCon Preview Banquet is an excellent opportunity for something like this! We have Paizo staff and our special guests (including freelancers and 3PP) at nearly every table at the event. Also, the con structure itself allows for attendees to interact with us during free slots and in the evening, since we'll all be milling around at any given time. Since our show isn't super big, you'd have opportunities to meet just about everyone and ask questions :)
I just wonder if, as PaizoCon is getting bigger every year, it isn't something that should be planned for and organized more.