On 11/15/12 11:51, Justin Lacko wrote:
I think if nobody gets on-board with you and you arbitrarily declare a
grand opening date, you're gonna have a bad time.
December hackathon is happening no matter what. Might as well call it
the opening (minus the grand) if nothing else is happening, what's the harm?
Are there a bunch of people who just don't have the energy or time to
contribute to an opening occasion until much later? Are we stealing
their thunder by attaching the word "opening" to an earlier occasion?
Perhaps we can just nickname the December hackathon:
Skullspace hackathon 2.0.1, "come on down and hack, but don't expect us
to welcome you at the door like its some kind of special
opening"-hackathon ;)
Mark
p.s., for anyone interested in other uses of the word arbitrarily,
remember that it feels like 26 days until Christmas at Skullspace right now.
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