On Thu, May 24, 2001 at 11:17:49AM +0100, Sean Edwards mentioned:
> Sean Edwards here - just over from America, and am pleased 2 find the Linux
> users! In previous postings 2 the list, there was mention of meetings in
> the past, but no 1 has the time to organise them ne more. I may know some1
> with time 2 organise meetings, but more nfo is required.
>> - Are regular meetings of interest 2 the group?
Possibly. But it's difficult to get people to help organise them...or
even come.
> - How frequent? (monthly, etc.)
Lately, twice a year....
> - Evening, Saturday, etc.
Saturday worked out best for people..
> - In Dublin, suburbs, etc.
Curiously, the suburban ones seem to work - people don't mind walking ten
minutes to the pub, but town-based ones don't work.
> - Format: informal round table with a 100BaseT hub in the middle, formal
> with chairs facing a podium, etc.
Both have their places...it's probably a good idea to have a "meet every
month in the same place, the same time" type thing, and then have a
cronjob setup to mail to the list, and remind people.
Kate
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