For those not in Thailand there is a strong sense of danger due to the
media coverage and how the issues have been painted.  It seems that
either postponing or at least polling a few of those from outside of
Thailand might be a good idea. We might use it as an opportunity to
say there's nothing to fear too.  Would it convince anyone though?

On Apr 13, 7:44 am, Gen Kanai <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 1:46 PM, JFXBerns <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Our first organizer's meeting for Barcamp Bangkok 4 will be held on
> > Tuesday, April 20th at 7:00pm at Waweee Coffee on Soi Aree 2, near the
> > Aree BTS station.  I figure Aree is far enough from the mayhem that
> > there will be no problems holding a meeting there.
>
> > Please tweet this / spread the word so we get as much input from as
> > many people as we can.  Let's try to get new people on board!
>
> > Luckily, we have used Sripatum before, so we don't have as much
> > planning to do, we know what we need to do already; it's just a matter
> > of execution.
>
> > Meeting Agenda:
>
> > 1) Do we postpone the event?  We should at least consider whether or
> > not to hold the event given the current social unrest--or have a
> > contingency plan if events gets drastically worse.
>
> For a perspective from outside of Thailand, I think it would make
> sense to consider postponing the event.  If you move ahead with the
> current date, I think it would be hard to get participants or sponsors
> from outside of Thailand.  I, myself, am reconsidering attending due
> to the current state of the unrest.
>
> If there is no cost to postpone, why not do so and choose a date when
> we know there will not be any possible danger to attendees or
> participants.
>
> Gen

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