[NCLUG] Cheyenne

[Sean Reifschneider]

On Tue, Aug 22, 2006 at 07:28:57PM -0600, Chris Hardy wrote:
>That was the Local Community College (LCCC).  It sputtered and went no  
>where.  Right now a few other wyomingites and I hang out here.

You need to have reasonable expectations.  Most new groups will "sputter"
when they're started.  Pick a day and time and location and stick to it.
The first Hacking Society meeting had 2 people at it besides Evelyn and I.
Since then we've had something around 300 different people attend the
Hacking Society meetings that have happened in 6 different states and in
Australia.

As long as you're willing to spend maybe 2 hours a month at the meeting,
and maybe another 2 to 4 hours a month preparing and promoting the meeting,
over 6 months, you'll probably get something.  If you aren't willing to
commit to that level of involvement, you probably shouldn't start one.

Sean
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