The good men and women at Poster Session are on the ball. Here, they detail a whole bunch of issues with printing QR codes on posters that are... subtle.It turns our that QR codes need to be of a certain size, depending on the length of the URL they are pointing to. Who knew?
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Definitely glad I checked my QRcode before heading off to my conference:
http://mikepascoe.com/docs/ACSM_Pascoe_2011.pdf
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