A two tiered membership system seems like a nice simple way to go.
Outside of leveraging our numbers for discounts, what do people expect
out of being part of a professional association?
On Nov 23, 2007 12:12 PM, Keith Major | Aquarius Telecom Inc.
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I think developing
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I would still want to keep the meetings and list membership free. In other
words, there needs to be a way to be a part of this without being required
to shell out any cash. If you want
barriers as possible.
Jim
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I think developing TAUG into a professional association would
I think developing TAUG into a professional association would be a good idea
with a small membership fee of $25-35/year. This would help cover the cost
of website bandwidth and tables at conferences like IT360. Being a
professional association, we could leverage our member numbers and get
On Thursday 22 November 2007 20:27:06 Shidan wrote:
reflects that we are more than Asterisk would only help. Something
like the Ontario VoIP list makes much more sense for who we are now,
Actually I think oVoip is kind of catchy... oh-voip... I like it. :-)
-A.
It's fun been doing everything with shoe-string budgets, but it would be
nice if we had a bit of cash coming in to cover incorporating the group,
and then be able to properly accept sponsors for larger events.
So I'm just testing the waters ... would anyone be interested in a)
advertising in a
or heavily discounted service plans for
non-profits and/or charities, such as Scotia Bank.
My 2 cents.
Best,
Reza.
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It's fun
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is.
My 2 cents.
Regards,
Chuck
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It's fun been doing everything with shoe-string budgets, but it would be
nice if we had a bit
of benefit.
As well, could always start this without TAUG at the heart of it but linked...
but not sure where your vision is.
My 2 cents.
Regards,
Chuck
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I'd be in for providing some funds to get things moving, this
group is an invaluable resource.
Chuck brought up, about linking to TAUG, and this brought on
the thought that Are we morphing? Have we evolved?. Maybe
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It's fun been doing everything with shoe-string
budgets, but it would be
nice if we had a bit of cash
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