[GR-Jug] GR-JUG survey

[Matthew Carpenter]

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Agreed Eric.  The only catch to doing 3-15 month advanced warning is
actually *getting* the presenters.  As a technology-oriented group, we
tend to rely on members to fill a lot of the presentations, and bring in
vendors less frequently.  This puts pressure on the membership to commit.
That is not a bad thing.  Just please everyone be willing to do what
that takes.  We *want* to give you 15 months notice :)

If you're a newbie, consider doing a presentation on something you
intend to learn in the near future.  You want intro stuff?  We'll give
it, but feel free to present on that stuff too.  There are others who
will benefit greatly from doing so.  We've done the same, and that's how
it all works.

That said, I know Kenneth will do his best to comply with the desire.
And the leadership will support however we can.

Eric Piehl wrote:
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| I agree with Rick Mason that having an agenda sent out ahead of time
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