Oct. 17th, 2003

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I'm far from the first to say it, but: if you are involved with the SCA, whether you're an Official Member (tm) or not, please fill out this survey. The Board is finally getting around to gathering some information about how people feel about the membership issues, and I'd like to see them get a statistically significant sample for once.

Personally, I am very strongly in favor of switching away from the current system to a more participation-oriented model of membership, and de-emphasizing the concept of "membership" in general. My observation is that the current model -- which imposes pointless membership requirements on many things -- is badly broken, and simply drives people away from participation in the Society, to no benefit. While I'm annoyed at how strongly the Board feels that it has to stress that it's not taking these ideas seriously, I'm like to believe that they might pay at least a little more attention if they get a strong message for change here. But history suggests that it's going to take at least a thousand responses before they will listen at all, and that's a lot.

So spread the word...
jducoeur: (Default)
I'm far from the first to say it, but: if you are involved with the SCA, whether you're an Official Member (tm) or not, please fill out this survey. The Board is finally getting around to gathering some information about how people feel about the membership issues, and I'd like to see them get a statistically significant sample for once.

Personally, I am very strongly in favor of switching away from the current system to a more participation-oriented model of membership, and de-emphasizing the concept of "membership" in general. My observation is that the current model -- which imposes pointless membership requirements on many things -- is badly broken, and simply drives people away from participation in the Society, to no benefit. While I'm annoyed at how strongly the Board feels that it has to stress that it's not taking these ideas seriously, I'm like to believe that they might pay at least a little more attention if they get a strong message for change here. But history suggests that it's going to take at least a thousand responses before they will listen at all, and that's a lot.

So spread the word...

Cleaning

Oct. 17th, 2003 11:40 pm
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A random observation: [livejournal.com profile] msmemory and I are pretty well agreed that the house desperately needs to be rearranged, cleaned, and generally spruced up. So we need to play 15-puzzle with it, moving things around so that we have room to clean in. The problem, of course, is that our 15 puzzle has 16 pieces in it at this point.

So expect to see lists of things available for hauling away, preparatory to them being left out on the curb. I suspect one could furnish entire apartments with the amount of crap we need to get out of this house...

Cleaning

Oct. 17th, 2003 11:40 pm
jducoeur: (Default)
A random observation: [livejournal.com profile] msmemory and I are pretty well agreed that the house desperately needs to be rearranged, cleaned, and generally spruced up. So we need to play 15-puzzle with it, moving things around so that we have room to clean in. The problem, of course, is that our 15 puzzle has 16 pieces in it at this point.

So expect to see lists of things available for hauling away, preparatory to them being left out on the curb. I suspect one could furnish entire apartments with the amount of crap we need to get out of this house...

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