"Eugene C." wrote:
> Hello Alain and everybody else,
>
> I also agree that we may dilute the power of the event
> by spreading too much.
> [reasons LUGs have different dates ]
> Here are some examples:
> - some LUGs have a room reserved only a certain day of
> the week.
> - some people will have their demo on a company
> building that might be closed on Sunday.
> - Others, have a city, school building available only
> on a week-end.
It seems to me that LUGs have ample time to plan out their Demo form now
until Setptember . A room reserved for usual meetings or any room that is
not available on a certain day might be abandoned for such a remarkable
event . This is ( so far ) a one time event and would not suffer from
people making exceptions to their usual meeting place . I agree that Sunday
could become far too inconvenient for too many groups . A double day of
Friday and Saturday might not dilute the Demonstrations power while
providing needed flexibility whereas an entire week seems to gut the
strength of the concept over much .
Your Squire
Suqireson
>
> We may want to rethink which is the best, between the
> convenience of the organization of the event or the
> power of it.
>
> Eugene
>
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