On 10/18/07, Bill Sconce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My notes are in an engineering notebook written by hand ...
*Oh.* For some reason, I thought you were keeping them on a laptop. My bad. > I do not see how anyone can "help" with decoding handwritten > notes. OK. How about you transcribe them? I live in Lyndeborough, > and I have directions available with GPS coordinates. :) I know you were kidding, but I'm willing to put my money where my mouth is. Possible ideas: (1) If you have a scanner, scan them and send the images to me. (2) Will you be at the meeting tonight? Bring them and I'll make photocopies while you're there. (3) Any way I can pick them up after the meeting, circa 10 to 11 PM? > contemporaneously, as primary minutes *should* be. Total agreement on the "contemporaneously" part. Disagree with the idea that any and all minutes must be hand-written. It's the 21st century. Even Congress does things electronically now. That said, if the best way for *you* to keep notes is on paper, that's obviously the way you should be doing it. > Want to be secretary? If someone else wants to be treasurer. (Somebody else told me we can't have one person holding more than one office.) >> Given the nature of FOSS, I find this almost painfully ironic. > > I don't get the connection. The "I have to do everything myself and not involve others" phenomenon. > Getting people to volunteer is difficult in the proprietary world, too. Volunteers we have. I see a lack of people making use of them. I frequently practically have to pull teeth to get others to accept help. We've had people threaten to quit because of other people doing things. So I honestly say: What. The. Fuck? >> Which reminds me: I *still* need to call the bank. :-( > > Q.E.D. The damn banks are all closed whenever I call them. :-( In all honesty, I'd have an easier time transcribing notes. I can do that at 2 AM. Speaking of which, I gotta run again... damn... -- Ben _______________________________________________ gnhlug-org mailing list gnhlug-org@mail.gnhlug.org http://mail.gnhlug.org/mailman/listinfo/gnhlug-org/
