update speaker guide on main

Author: jdonszelmann

src/pages/speaker-guide.md

@@ -5,32 +5,36 @@ title: "Speaker Guide"
 
 If you're looking at this page, we'd like to thank you for speaking at RustWeek 2025! As a speaker, you might have some questions about the conference. We're happy to answer any questions you have, but here are at least some frequently asked question you can look at.
 
-If you have any questions not answered on this page, you can send Terts an email at <[email protected]>.
+If you have any questions not answered on this page, you can send an email to <[email protected]>.
 
 ## When am I speaking?
 
-You can find the time of the talks in the [schedule](https://2025.rustnl.org/schedule/).
+You can find the time of the talks in the [timetable](/schedule/tuesday). We'd like to ask you to come to the stage in the break before your talk so we can give you a microphone and check that your slides are set up properly.
 
 ## How long should my talk be?
 
-Depending on the time slot allocated for your talk, it should be 15 or 30 minutes. This is excluding 5-10 min questions.
+Depending on the time slot allocated for your talk, it should be 15 or 30 minutes.
+After that time, we always scheduled a gap of 5 to 10 minutes for audience questions.
 
 ## Who should my talk be aimed at?
 
-The goal is to target intermediate/advanced Rustaceans, but if your talk targets beginners that's fine too. You can assume that the audience is familiar with Rust.
+The goal is to target intermediate to advanced Rustaceans.
+You can assume that everyone in the audience is at least familiar with Rust,
+so there should be no need to explain basic properties of the language.
 
 ## What can I use for slides?
 
 The easiest option is to send us a PDF with your slides beforehand. If you'd like to use another format, please let us know beforehand.
 
-If you have any special requests, such as using your own laptop, live demoing, screencasting from a phone, or anything else, please contact Terts well in advance of the conference. The venue is experienced in handling complex setups, but they do need to know what they have to arrange.
+If you have any special requests, such as using your own laptop, live demoing, screencasting from a phone, or anything else,
+please contact us well in advance of the conference so we can notify the venue as well.
 
 Here are some additional factoids and tips:
 
-- The aspect ratio of the main screen will be the standard 16:9. There is also an additional screen on each side. If you want something to be displayed there, feel free to ask.
+- The aspect ratio of the main screen will be the standard 16:9.
 - The laptop provided by the venue won't be connected to the internet, so if you provide a PDF or a PowerPoint file, make sure to embed all videos, fonts and other assets into the file.
 - If you present from your own laptop make sure that we can connect an HDMI cable to it. If it does not have an HDMI port, please bring your own dongle.
-- Even if you present from your own laptop you can send us a PDF or similar format as backup.
+- Even if you present from your own laptop, you can send us a PDF or similar format as backup.
 - We don't need to approve your slides, but if you want feedback on them, for example to check whether they are a good fit for the expected audience, you send them to us.
 
 ## Will the talk be live streamed and recorded?