[plug] Voting form repost (with slight addenda)

[Navarre]

Hello Leon

For my nybbles worth.

I used preferential voting to show day and venue and a star to show
meeting format. I would like to have access to more nights where us
newbys can take our machines to the meetings, this would be the
Monday/Wednesday meetings, and have the knowledgeable persons work
dirrectly on the maching to iron out those niggly bugs, hangups,
unknown, etc. If the 11pm curfew becomes a problem then consider
starting the meeting earlier, say as earily as 18:30.

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- Regards Navarre -
<navarre at omen.com.au>
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Leon Brooks wrote:
> 
> Leon Brooks wrote:
> 
> Here's the voting form again, in case anyone missed it. Note that option
> 3 has been expanded, following updated info from our CompSci host.
> 
> What do you want to do with 4th-Monday meetings?
> 
> 1. [ 1 ] Keep it on Monday but move it to the Computer Club   <-- my vote!
> 
> 2. [ ] Keep it Monday but move it to ___________________________
> 
> 3i. [ ] Keep it at CompSci but move it to Tuesdays
> 
> 3ii. [ 2 ] Keep it at CompSci but move it to Wednesdays
> 
> 3iii. [ ] Keep it at CompSci but move it to Thursdays
> 
> 4. [ ] Abandon it altogether
> 
> If you voted for keeping it anywhere/anywhen...
> 
> A. [ ] Keep it as normally a presentation
> 
> B. [ * ] Make it normally a bazaar/clinic/freeforall format
> 
> C. [ ] Other: ___________________________
> 
> Points for the UCC: space; food/drink onsite (including networked drinks
> machine with Jolt); en-passant membership from the club; history at
> hand; network, spares and other facilites at hand.
> 
> Points against the UCC: disabled access is hopeless; lacking
> professional polish; 11PM curfew.
> 
> Points for CompSci: more respectable, whole computing lab potentially
> available, OHPs etc at hand.
> 
> Points against CompSci: everyone originally voted for Monday or Tuesday,
> respectively, for a reason.
> 
> Points for presentation format: more organised; everyone learns
> something; it's more professional.
> 
> Points for bazaar/fooforaw format: actual problems get solved on spot;
> more people contribute; DEC (sorry, Compaq) already provide the other
> format; it's more "linux style."
> 
> *** VOTING CLOSES FRIDAY 10TH JULY AT NOON ***