[aclug-L] Communication

[Michael Moore <mrmoore@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

For the record, I think this is great.  I have been on this list for 2 
months now......and there has been more communication, discussion and 
exchanging of ideas in one day then there has been in 2 months.

Not that I think the negitivity and bickering are great....its 
not....but, sometimes some very positive things can come from these 
situations.....for one thing.....good ideas....its like brainstorming 
sessions and you have a deadline with only so much time to get the 
project done.

About the Saturday Sales.....today is the first time I can recall 
hearing about them.  I went to the website notice that they are held on 
the second Saturday of each month at 540 N. West ST (Bingo Casino).  The 
last one the website says anything about was on June 9, 2001.  Was this 
one the last one held?  Or has there been one recently.  These are the 
types of things newbies would interested in.  Furthermore, I would like 
to help out in some of these events.

Also, when I first signed up on the ACLUG website I would go to the 
calendar and see there is never any events scheduled to happen in the 
future.  There is information about what is said that takes place and 
when the meetings are supposed to happen and when things happened in the 
past; but, it doesn't show anything for the future.  So, where is the 
ACLUG going according to the Calendar....nowhere.

My point is.....if you/we want new members and current members to get 
involved.....then we have to at least show them things on the calendar 
that they can get involved in.  Let's not keep people guessing about 
what's going on.  Lets get rid of the Tribal Knowledge and freely share 
with the group.


Man, am I going to be dog tired by the time the meeting rolls around 
tomorrow.....at least its only a 10 hr work day...I'd better get to bed. 
;-)


P.S. I like seeing the Communication. :-)

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