cities?
Libraries could offer computers, but they don't usually have
presentation areas. Another problem is buzz. I'm not sure about the
ratio of planned versus spontaneous attendance, but the goal is to
attract new people. Most people don't know a damn thing about
vlogging, let alone entrenched enough to know about a slightly obscure
event on the topic in their local area.
Sorry for the rant and the lack of location suggestions. All I can
come up with is that we need more promotion for these events.
Needless to say, I'm chasing my own tail.
Oh and the censorship will always remain an issue when you are showing
videos to a crowd. You never know a person's level of tolerance and
there very well may be little ones in attendance.
-Matt
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--- In [email protected], Adam Quirk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's a great venue, I agree, with a nice theater area for showing
> work. But maybe somewhere with PCs around too would be helpful for
> the large % of people out there who want to vlog but don't have a Mac?
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