On Jun 05 1999, at 11:16, Eugene C. was caught saying:
> Exhibitions, Please read.
>
> Since I suggested to participate to LinuxWorld Expo,
> some people want to join us. That is great, as long as
> they realize what is involve by doing so.
>
> Here are some experiences I went through in similar
> situations :
>
> Try to imagine what it is to be on a small both 5x10,
> (1.5m x 3 m) feet or 10x10 feet, (3m x 3m), for a
> week. We will not have a bigger booth.
>
> It means staying stand up on your legs, from 8:30 up
> to 17:00 without walking.
If we get a couple of people to show up, it means that we
can split shifts and people can actually go check out other
stuff and mingle with the other geeks.
> Ok, all of this, just to reminder to some of you, that
> working at a booth may not be like party for a week.
I take it you've done this before? I've worked at computer
expos before, and after the first day it does sort of get
boring.
If we do end up getting a booth sponsored by someone [or if
it's cheap enough maybe we can pool some funds?], we probably
want enough people that there would be always two people at
the booth at a time, and that hopefully no single person
would have to stand more than four hours per day.
If it's anything like Linux Expo, where hours were 10-6(I think),
that would mean at least four people, but a few more (6-8 total)
would make it easier on all.
- Deepak
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