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Convention Events and Programming => Get Involved => Plan Your Own Adventure (archived) => Topic started by: Antares on March 07, 2008, 06:45:48 am
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Anyone in Portland want to meet somewhere to try to Skype into the Salem meeting on Sunday? I personally have not used Skype before, but I can't make it to the meeting. I live in Sellwood but have a car and can get to Downtown etc. However, I will only be able to stay through about 3 p.m. (the reason I can't go is I have an engagement in Portland from about 3:30.) Thoughts?
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I'll send you guys a box of Pocky so your meeting can enjoy Pocky Club's hospitality. ;)
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If all else fails, I'd be up for that. Nobody seems to want to give Washy a ride. :'(
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I have the Skype account active at the moment. So you can try to connect and resolve any connection issues. I am also trying to get other work done, so you may not get an answer right away.
Huzzah for technology?! (Thinks about all the other work I need to get done today...)
Thanks for your patience everyone, once this is in place and working most of the staff will be able to pitch in during the meetings.
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I got your email mike, thanks
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It probably would have been good if I could have reserved a private room at a library or something. We can't Skype in a public place since it's too loud. Unless we all have blue tooth or something (I've never used before). I was going to Skype from my house but I have to leave half way through meeting.... maybe we should Skype in from home since we tried to get a group together but it didn't work out this time.
This might be the perfect duty for the regional Street Team leaders - they could be in charge of getting a room somewhere or hosting at their house a get together for remote meetings. Just a thought.
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Skype limits us to a total of 10 participants. We should have a light number of people trying to Skype in, so I think we'll be fine.
In the future we will give preference to groups over individuals to get the most participation in the meetings.
You have a great idea for the Street Team leads, that would give the local crowd a single point of contact and allow the folks putting the meeting together to pull in each site with a minimum of difficulty. That is awesome! ;D
Thanks Antares!