09-25-2004, 03:04 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Near Menlo Park New Jersey
Posts: 389
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Originally Posted by jims69camaro
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Originally Posted by bencar
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Originally Posted by jims69camaro
keep the ideas coming. i had meant al for the storyboard, as i know he has the kind of brain that works that way. not to exclude you - the opposite, in fact - if you wanted to participate then there is only to get with al when he holds the storyboard meetings.
btw, that is my attitude throughout. if you want to participate, and you know when the meeting for such-and-such is being held, then get your butt out there and participate. i would never exclude anyone from active participation.
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I didn't think you were intending to exclude anyone, I just wasn't sure who you were referring to. I'll do my best in regards to meetings, but if for any reason my schedule prevents me from making a meeting-Can we do phone conferencing? I don't want to miss out on something, just because I wasn't able to make a meeting |
good idea. another, since we all use the computer, would be an aol chatroom meeting - just to keep the ones who were unable to attend a face-to-face meeting in the groove.
i think there is much to be said about being in a room with a bunch of other individuals. the ideas tend to flow better, there is a better opportunity to illustrate your idea and a good time is usually had by all. of course, people's schedules conflict, and that should be kept in mind when trying to schedule a meeting. be as flexible as possible, but don't hold up progress - that's how i look at it. |
I definitely want to be at as many face-to-face meetings as I can, but I'm also being realistic, in that I live a good 30-40 miles north of most of you folks, and especially on a weeknight, might have a problem in being able to get to a meeting. That said, I'd prefer phone contact for those times when I'm unable to make it to a meeting, versus anything involving typing, like I often say, I talk better than I type  . If a 'Chatroom' is easier on everyone, then I'll go with that. Bottom line, I want this thing to succeed, I don't want to be that guy I've hated in every other Club I've been in, the one who promises, and then fails to deliver, or his counterpart, the 'roadblock' guy, who finds more ways then you can imagine to throw 'Monkey Wrenches' into the works. Hopefully 30 years in this hobby has taught me a few good lessons I can build on
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