Ah yes, and what I wanted to say: Please do not put the adress on the contact-pages until I have received confirmation of the post (together with the first 20-francs-per-year-bill) that the adress is up and running. Then, we can also use the adress for Switch Registry (Manuel?)¨ Michael
On 3/31/06, Michael Bimmler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > I'd like to notify you that I have created the "Feste Vereinsadresse" > today 1 hour ago (Friday, 11.00) at a small post office in Zurich. > There is one little problem: He told me that we cannot have "8000 > Zürich", as 8000 is not an official post code, but only used as > placeholder for all other Zurich post codes (e.g. if you don't know > the post code of the area/quartier of you friend, you can write 8000). > He could also not give me 8001 (for reasons I didn't really > understand, the post office was in the 8001-area), so we agreed on > 8008 as third-best solution (at least symmetric). He had to send the > form now to the centrale in Berne, it will take about 1 week to be > processed. The whole business was by the way quite funny: > I went into the post office (Rämistrasse, quite small, but next to my > school), and first talked to an elderly employee who had no idea, that > this service existed. So she called her boss, a quite young, "dynamic" > guy, very friendly, but didn't want to believe in the existence of > Freie Vereinsadresse either. So we used his computer to go to the > post-homepage and find the leaflet about the Vereinsadresse and he > admitted that he had never heard of this before (and that it must be > an extremely new feature). Then he went into his office and started > looking for the form that was needed. He then came back with a > 2-pages, small-print form and we spent nice 20 minutes filling out > this form. (We both laughed about it's bureaucracy and both wondered, > why a couple of the fields were there. Then he remarked that he needed > a copy of the resolution (I printed it already out at home) and, as > the Post-customer service had not told me, a copy of the bylaws. So we > again went into internet and he printed out the bylaws full-length. > Then the only remaining were about 3 signatures + my ID card, + his > signature + the postal stamp and we were finally finished. > So he clipped everything together and now it must be on its way to > Berne... (However when I look at the lot of fine-print legal stuff on > the sheet, I would not wonder, if we have forgotten one little > information, but we both did our best... > > -- > Regards > Michael Bimmler > -- Regards Michael Bimmler _______________________________________________ Wikimediach-l mailing list Wikimediach-l@Wikipedia.org http://mail.wikipedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikimediach-l
