on 02/10/02 00:12, Daniel Jagendorf at bufoamer_at_nyct.net wrote:
> Thanks for the NYCDaug info.
> I checked out the site and the last Newton entry seemed to be from
> someone migrating to a palm device, which is somewhat discouraging.
> How many people would be interested in a New York City meeting in
> general?
> How many people show up to the various NUG's, and what makes for a good
> meeting?
We have about 5-6 users showing up. We're not doing a lot of advertising
outside NewtonTalk, I think, unless Paul F. does otherwise... The last time
I called the meeting, I had a mailing list of maybe 12-15 people. One
problem I did notice is that we're lacking a little bit some kind of
organization or planification for the meeting. I think the next time, I'll
try to come up with some subject or software and demonstrate it.
I'd be glad to go to NYC, but I don't see this happening any time soon. But,
let us know when you're planning it, you never know...
-Laurent.
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