A round of applause for Emma Jane Hogbin...

Tom tom-mQDsgmoLwK3SUeElwK9/Pw at public.gmane.org
Thu Jun 24 04:36:48 UTC 2004


I went to the previous (May) newTLUG meeting.  There were quite a lot of 
people, so I'm surprised to hear that so few showed up to the June 
meeting.  But I'll explain why I didn't come to the June meeting.

We were told to arrive at 6:30, and that the meeting would start at 7. 
    For the May meeting I arrived at 6:30 as instructed.  It was at 
least an hour (longer I believe) before we were let in, and we had no 
idea what was going on or why because nobody told us anything.  That's 
why I didn't go to the June meeting.

I realize that nobody is being paid for any of this, so I appreciate the 
work that people are doing and the time that they are giving, but it 
seemed so unprofessional and disorganized that I didn't feel like coming 
back.

Tom.

Colin McGregor wrote:
> I would like to offer a round of applause for Emma Jane Hogbin and her
> presentation at the June 22nd NewTLUG meeting. I gather that the
> presentation was put together in very short order and she pulled it off very
> well. More to the point (and this was pretty sad) was that at the start of
> the talk there were a total of FOUR people in the room (and yes this
> includes Ms. Hogbin). By the end of the meeting the total number of people
> in the room had climbed to 6, all quite sad.
> 
> Having done NewTLUG presentations (and one TLUG presentation (a LONG time
> ago)) (arguably not well) before I know it can be scary looking at a crowd
> of a few dozen people, on the other hand a "crowd" of just three borders on
> the insulting.
> 
> Well to help encourage people for the next TLUG and NewTLUG meeting I will
> plan on having free stuff, at this last NewTLUG meeting I had and gave out
> to all who wanted them posters promoting the game "Unreal Tournament 2003",
> which it should be noted was released for Linux the SAME day it was released
> for Windows (possibly a first in the game industry). I will plan on having
> some of those posters for next TLUG, and please folks do come out.
> 
> So again a round of applause for Emma Jane Hogbin.
> 
> 
> Colin McGregor
> 
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