> > such a team exists - and like in all successful LUGs it is not formal. > It consists of the people who take initiative and do things. Of course > the composition of this group keeps changing. People become active, then > go quiet, others move away, still others focus on just one task. To try > to formalise this is about as productive as harnessing cats to a cart > and expect them to pull it. > > Individual initiatives is different from a team to co-ordinate the group.. individuals take initiatives, do the ground work, and then retire..
but what i am saying is a co-ordination team, which just co-ordinates different such individual teams towards a larger project.. this co-ordination team need not be static or need not do any ground work.. they just oversee and co-ordinate.. for eg, the student guide program is a relatively large one, that needs sustainable effort.. definitely there needs a team to co-ordinate, where even if individual members are unable to contribute, replacement is made for the project to go on.. _______________________________________________ ILUGC Mailing List: http://www.ae.iitm.ac.in/mailman/listinfo/ilugc
