>>> I think I know at least 3 or 4 Germans who would like
>>> to join and I guess there are a lot more.
> If I may butt in... Perhaps there is a way you can do this. First, pick a
> location that you think will be convenient for everyone, perhaps near the
> chunnel(?) or near an airport. [...]
> At the very least, you'll have 5 people getting together for a day of
> BS'ing about old computers. At best, you'll have a decent first shot at
> it, with the momentum to really do a bang-up job of it the following year.
That describes exact the way I thought of it. I would start
this way, but I'm just not in the UK ...and thats what the
thing was about - I already had some talks to Wirtschaften
(some Pubs) over here about this, and a meeting somewhere in
spring might be reasonable. But it would be a Bavarian (German)
mini VCF, and beside the travel distance for our UK list fellows,
the Meeting language will be German, at least for most people,
since the goal will still be to attract more visitors. Of course
everybody is free to use what ever language is possible to talk,
but if there is a programm of speaches to be made there will be
problems. On the other side, we might attract new followers for
the list.
So, when only looking at the list I belive a UK (informal)
meeting might have more members visiting than one in Bavaria.
But feel free to prove me wrong. If there is a response,
I will voluntere to organize it.
Gruss
Hans
--
Ich denke, also bin ich, also gut
HRK
Received on Thu Oct 29 1998 - 08:50:57 GMT