Whether as an attendee, a speaker, or a vendor I wanted to know what the unspoken rules of etiquette are at software conferences.  Other than the blindingly obvious ones (like don't assault the winner of the iPad raffle because you didn't win).  What are some of the rules that should be followed, even if you feel they don't need to be said?  Please, one rule per answer, with the summary in bold leading the answer.  Post multiple answers if you have multiple rules.
What rules of etiquette should be followed at software conferences?
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Treat Q&A sessions like you'd treat StackOverflow: Ask per don't be the guy who asks all the same questions over and over again and make sure your questions are:short, to the point, can be answered, wouldn't obviously violate the dude's NDA and actually matter to 85% of the other attendees.Aren't some sort of subterfuge to insult or embarrass the presenter.