give more visibility to rubicon tour

GEMINI.md

@@ -11,19 +11,19 @@ The event will take place on May 8th 2026 in rimini, italy.
 
 The website needs to be static, and to have a minimal set of information for:
 
-* Sponsors
-* Speakers (CfP)
-* Schedule
-* some marketing material, loogistics, ..
+- Sponsors
+- Speakers (CfP)
+- Schedule
+- some marketing material, logistics, ..
 
 ## Schedule
 
 Program is designed around a Friday, probably 8 may 2026, but could change. We created this event to be family-friendly, for people travelling with kids and for single people to enjoy the famous Rimini nightlife. Rimini is just in front the famous "Isola delle Rose" and is the capital of the famous "Riviera Romagnola", which used to be the Copacabana of Europe in the 1970s.
 
-* Thursday afternoon: Workshops
-* Friday: big day. Single track.
-* friday evening: Toga party in a disco in the lively city of Rimini, full of joie de vivre!
-* Saturday morning (optional): trip to the mouths of the Rubicon, close to where Caesar said the famous words "alea iacta est".
+- Thursday afternoon: Workshops
+- Friday: big day. Single track.
+- friday evening: Toga party in a disco in the lively city of Rimini, full of joie de vivre!
+- Saturday morning (optional): guided tour of Rimini and a walk to the Mouth of the Rubicon, where the river meets the sea (close to where Caesar said the famous words "alea iacta est").
 
 ## Graphics
 
@@ -32,24 +32,24 @@ Ideally text will be in black or white, depending on CSS color, and have bold in
 
 ## Feedback loop
 
-* Before executing, create a plan as `doc/plans/YYYYMMDD-SOME_SENSIBLE_NAME.md`, ask user to confirm, and then re-read that plan, and execute upon it.
-* Use GitHub issues to track things to do, and complex activities. Use `gh` to create and update issues. Sign yourself so people know who is working on what (and probably you'll use the same login as a user, eg `palladius`) as "Gemini" or "Antigravity" or whatever suits best.
-* Use meaningful commits. Use `gitmoji` for commits.
-* Do NOT run the server yourself. all long-running events will be run by user. If you need to check log, note that `just run..` logs under `rubycon.it/log/*.log`. When you do a change on UI, check if someone is running a server, and if so observe the logs and check for recent errors. You can trigger it with a quick `curl https://localhost:4002/path/to/page`. Error should be in `rubycon.it/log/last-run.log`
-* you tend to make errors on CSS; when working on CSS, please see `doc/CSS_ERRORS.md`.
+- Before executing, create a plan as `doc/plans/YYYYMMDD-SOME_SENSIBLE_NAME.md`, ask user to confirm, and then re-read that plan, and execute upon it.
+- Use GitHub issues to track things to do, and complex activities. Use `gh` to create and update issues. Sign yourself so people know who is working on what (and probably you'll use the same login as a user, eg `palladius`) as "Gemini" or "Antigravity" or whatever suits best.
+- Use meaningful commits. Use `gitmoji` for commits.
+- Do NOT run the server yourself. all long-running events will be run by user. If you need to check log, note that `just run..` logs under `rubycon.it/log/*.log`. When you do a change on UI, check if someone is running a server, and if so observe the logs and check for recent errors. You can trigger it with a quick `curl https://localhost:4002/path/to/page`. Error should be in `rubycon.it/log/last-run.log`
+- you tend to make errors on CSS; when working on CSS, please see `doc/CSS_ERRORS.md`.
 
 ## Push to prod
 
-* A `git commit` results in a Netlify push and deploy.
-* You can check the deployment if successful or not, by curling/diffing the new changes on https://rubycon.netlify.app
-* Deployment takes around 5min. Deployment logs are available if you ask me. There's also an MCP server I havent configured yet.
-* DO NOT `git push` before running `just test` and confirming with user its ok to push.
+- A `git commit` results in a Netlify push and deploy.
+- You can check the deployment if successful or not, by curling/diffing the new changes on https://rubycon.netlify.app
+- Deployment takes around 5min. Deployment logs are available if you ask me. There's also an MCP server I havent configured yet.
+- DO NOT `git push` before running `just test` and confirming with user its ok to push.
 
 ## Documentation
 
-* Whenever you do a change to the file, please update the `version:` field in `rubycon.it/_config.yml` (with semantic versioning) and `CHANGELOG.md`.
-* Since we're a few people, add the name of the coder to the changelog, like "* [riccardo] blah blah". Make usre to know the current developer's name, by checking `$USER`, `whoami`, and such. In unsure, ask the usre and remember until the end of the session cos its their computers.
-* if Unsure, use `just version` to retrieve current version.
+- Whenever you do a change to the file, please update the `version:` field in `rubycon.it/_config.yml` (with semantic versioning) and `CHANGELOG.md`.
+- Since we're a few people, add the name of the coder to the changelog, like "* [riccardo] blah blah". Make sure to know the current developer's name, by checking `$USER`, `whoami`, and such. If unsure, ask the user and remember until the end of the session cos its their computers.
+- if Unsure, use `just version` to retrieve current version.
 
 ## Testing
 
@@ -59,8 +59,9 @@ is up and running. Tests should be partially deterministic (from DNS assert www.
 ## UI
 
 If you change something about the UI, for instance testing a new skin, or the blue green banner is too high, ... please use `playwright` MCP to navigate to pages.
-* Local pages are in localhost on port 4002 as seen in the `justfile`.
-* Always confirm with user if they're satisfied before committing and pushing, as LLMs are not great at UI feedback as of today.
+
+- Local pages are in localhost on port 4002 as seen in the `justfile`.
+- Always confirm with user if they're satisfied before committing and pushing, as LLMs are not great at UI feedback as of today.
 
 ## Implementation
 
@@ -75,8 +76,8 @@ For any non-trivial task you are given, do NOT jump to implementation. Instead,
 
 ## Commits
 
-* Before committing, increment site_version in `rubycon.it/_config.yml` and add the changes to `CHANGELOG.md`.
-* Use proper emojis in Roman theme. Also use semantics from `gitmoji`.
-* If an issue is mentioned, update the GH issue after commit, and add the commit hash to the comment, so its beautifully linked.
-* Github repo is `github.com/palladius/rubycon.it`. Use this repo for PRs and Issues.
-* If pointed to work on issue 12, or https://github.com/palladius/rubycon.it/issues/12, use `gh` to do it.
+- Before committing, increment site_version in `rubycon.it/_config.yml` and add the changes to `CHANGELOG.md`.
+- Use proper emojis in Roman theme. Also use semantics from `gitmoji`.
+- If an issue is mentioned, update the GH issue after commit, and add the commit hash to the comment, so its beautifully linked.
+- Github repo is `github.com/palladius/rubycon.it`. Use this repo for PRs and Issues.
+- If pointed to work on issue 12, or https://github.com/palladius/rubycon.it/issues/12, use `gh` to do it.

LLMs.txt

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Rubycon is a Ruby conference held in Rimini, Italy. It is dedicated to the Ruby
     *   A full day of talks on various Ruby-related topics.
     *   Evening activities including a conference dinner and a "Toga Party".
 *   **May 9, 2026 (Social Event):**
-    *   A guided tour to the Mouth of the Rubicon.
+    *   A guided tour of Rimini and a walk to the Mouth of the Rubicon, where the river meets the sea.
 
 ## Goal
 

rubycon.it/_data/faq.yml

@@ -1,15 +1,15 @@
-- question: '✨ Why are you doing this?'
+- question: "✨ Why are you doing this?"
   answer: |
     When RubyDay was cancelled in 2024, a number of aficionados decided to take this into their own hands and make it happen.
     So here we are! And by speaking to devs and sponsors, it looks like they appreciate what we're trying to do, which motivates us to do more!
 - question: "🎟️ What's included in the ticket?"
   answer: |
-    Everything for the day, and a bit more: the full day of talks and coffee breaks, lunch on conference day, dinner and the Toga Party in the evening, plus a guided tour of Rimini the day after (Saturday). No hidden extras — hotel and travel are the only things you arrange yourself.
-- question: '✈️ How do I travel to Rubycon / 🇮🇹 Rimini?'
+    Everything for the day, and a bit more: the full day of talks and coffee breaks, lunch on conference day, dinner and the Toga Party in the evening, plus a guided tour of Rimini and a walk to the Mouth of the Rubicon on the day after (Saturday). No hidden extras — hotel and travel are the only things you arrange yourself.
+- question: "✈️ How do I travel to Rubycon / 🇮🇹 Rimini?"
   answer: |
     The biggest international airport is Bologna Marconi Airport (BLQ). The railway system is very rich and efficient and connects Rimini to Bologna > Milan, Ravenna > Ferrara > Venezia, Ancona > south. So you can also fly to Florence, Milan and Venice.
     Check our <a href="/logistics/">Logistics page</a> for detailed travel info including airports, trains, and driving directions.
-- question: '🏨 Any updates on Hotels?'
+- question: "🏨 Any updates on Hotels?"
   answer: |
     Yes! We have negotiated discounted rates at several hotels near the venue.
     Head over to our <a href="/logistics/">Logistics page</a> for the full list of recommended hotels with prices and booking links.
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@
     1. A great day of technical talks, plus lunch, dinner and the Toga Party in the evening — all included in the ticket. Make the most out of Friday.
     2. We planned the event on a Friday (usually conferences are Tue-Thu), conveniently to attach the weekend to it. You can have a long weekend in Italy,
        and May is considered the best month (not too hot/touristy yet, but good weather). On Saturday we're organizing a guided tour of Rimini (also included
-       in your ticket) and a morning trip to the Rubicon mouths. Meaning: if you come and don't know what to do - WE GOT YOUR BACK (for the whole Saturday at least).
+       in your ticket) and a walk to the Mouth of the Rubicon on Saturday morning. Meaning: if you come and don't know what to do - WE GOT YOUR BACK (for the whole Saturday at least).
 - question: "🛂 Are you going to have Ruby Passports?"
   answer: |
     Yes! We're talking to Adrian and our Community friends to bring you the Ruby Passport experience.