TLUG's value to community ???

[Paul Mora]

On 08 Jul 2005 16:47:38 -0400, Tim Writer <tim-s/rLXaiAEBtBDgjK7y7TUQ at public.gmane.org> wrote:

> Which is precisely the problem Matt has been pointing out. He (and others)
> have been "representing" TLUG in various ways for a long time primarily
> through volunteer activities. For example, he coordinated speakers for a
> couple of years. Yet he's not formally a member of GTALUG and neither is he
> fully informed about its purpose and activities. He suggested GTALUG (or
> rather its executive) make a presentation at an upcoming TLUG meeting to let
> everybody know what the heck they're up to. That seems pretty reasonable to
> me.

Me too.

I'd love to see some information on what's been going on in GTALUG, like
- meeting minutes (or excerpts, if us "non-members" can't see them)
- Constitution and/or manifesto, describing the purpose of the organization

I've been asking about this stuff every few months, and the answers I
get are "it's coming real soon now", but nothing ever does.

Also, along with a presentation, a nice handout, or softcopy
(obtainable from the GTALUG site), in the form of a FAQ, would be
nice.

My $0.02...

pm

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