[TheForge] "Official" news from ABANA N+2
Grover Richardson
grover.richardson at gtri.gatech.edu
Thu Feb 22 08:38:01 EST 2007
Yes.
Three levels of conferences (like classes at J C Campbell).
Beginner
Advanced
Special projects
I rate whether I am going to attend a conference based upon
My availability to attend, am I free and how far is it
My funds at the time
The demonstrators
Have a traveling conference. Every second month it is in a different area,
hosted by another group, with possibly different demonstrators.
Yes, setting up for every second month is difficult, it's a goal, not a
start<G>.
All the Best
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If there are going to be a lot of folks, i want a lot of
demonstrators.
The value of that is greatest for more experienced smiths, cause
a bunch of us already know the basics and a bit more.
With time, it gets harder to find a demo where one learns enough
new stuff to make it worthwhile.
If there's a big spread of demonstrators, chances are better for
finding something tasty.
Perhaps a horizontal, knowledge based division of conferences is
needed?...
and a cheap , fast and comfy way to get to them...sigh....pf
Larry Brown wrote:
> Another possibility with several demonstrators over several days is to
> have the demonstration repeated on a different day or time
> L Brown
>
>
>
> At 03:35 PM 2/20/2007 -0500, you wrote:
>> Thank you Grover for making that point so succinctly!
>> Bigger is not necessarily better. Having more choices is only a
>> slight increment better than having one (because I can watch only
>> one). After all, if there is only one demonstrator, my choice is to
>> attend or not to attend, and the latter choice costs me nothing.
>> Bruce
>> NJ
>>
>> >>> grover.richardson at gtri.gatech.edu 2/20/2007 12:46 PM >>>
>>
>>
>> This I understand. But the direction of my comment was that
>> if the
>> gate fee is paying for 10 demonstrators all hammering at the same
>> time, and
>> I can see only one demonstrator, then I am paying for 10 and seeing 1,
>> and
>> am getting only 10% of my event fee returned to me. That is distinctly
>> adverse economy in any eye.
>> Now, having 2-3 forge stations and watching one, while paying an
>> overhead of 100% or 200% is easier to digest.
>>
>>
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