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So there's no simple meetings and events attendance count of warm bodies that gets posted to the website consistently over time? 'could have a page that display recent counts and graphs attendance like a stock price chart with various views of time periods, etc. I guess "companies involved with Linux-based products" means experts. But it seems to me that you more likely to find sales people at LinuxWorld. I suppose sales people are perfect for growing an organization. ['more vague thought on this than I can put to words for now. Later, :)] David Kramer wrote: > Al wrote, On 12/01/2004 03:15 PM: > >> Is BLU not growing already? > > Hard to tell. We have meetings and we have a mailing list, but we > don't have an official membership list, secret decoder rings (unless > you count gpg), or club handshake. I don't think you could come up > with a meaningful number for "how many members do we have". > >> What's the best way(s) to grow a BLU type organization? > > That depends on what direction we want to grow it. > Do we want more curious-but-not-yet-committed? > Do we want more newbies? > Do we want more experts? > Do we want more IT people? > Hardware people? > Software developers? > Do we want managers or grunts? > > I'm sure different members will answer these questions differently. I > feel much of BLU's strength comes from it's diversity, so the wider > the mix, the stronger we are. > > If I had to pick one type to expand, though, it would be to get more > companies involved with Linux-based products. And LinuxWorld is the > best place I can think of to do that. > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > DDDD David Kramer david at thekramers.net > http://thekramers.net > DK KD > DKK D "I've already explained this once, but repetition is > DK KD the very soul of the net." > DDDD (from the alt.config > newsgroup) > _______________________________________________ > Discuss mailing list > Discuss at blu.org > http://olduvai.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss >
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