I think the most important thing is still missing, that is interested
people.
If it's only going to be 10-20 people (that's my best guess) who want to
front up, hear a Debian talk or just plain socialise/rabbit on about
"Things Debian(tm)" then I can possibly organise an ideal venue (with
state of the art projection/conferencing systems) but it will only hold
10-20 people.
The venue is also a secure venue. I'd have to know who was coming in
advance, meet the group and bring them on up.
At present, the setting of sweeping views of Sydney Harbour by night,
Jeff and myself sitting a darkened room lit only by the glows of our
Debian systems, leaves me feeling a little bit less comfortable than I
like to be.
;)
On Fri, 02 Feb 2001 14:31:03 Jeff Waugh wrote:
> <quote who="Terry Collins">
>
> > > Let's discuss what we can *do*, not how we can or can't talk about
> it.
> >
> > If the list continues talking about Craig's offer. it will just be
> > picking the entrails until nothing is left.
>
> Generally, Terry. Less semantics, more stuff.
>
> > So - a CC to Slug committee to ask them to make a quick decision
> > accepting Craigs offer.
>
> It's already accepted. We're happy to help out with rooms and such,
> and if
> we can wrestle back our access to the bank account, some mulla for
> manna!
>
> ;) - Jeff
>
>
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