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In lugnet.org, Todd Lehman writes:
> I am starting a list of local users group and clubs. I want it to be as
> complete as possible and for the history books (and, aw heck, for charts and
> graphs someday) I'd like to include the official dates of formation of each
> group/club.
>
> As a first approximation, I checked in the newsgroups for the first mention
> (i.e., the earliest reference) to each name. This pegs the order of formation
> pretty solidly, I think, and in some cases pegs the official formation dates
> fairly closely, but for a couple of the more established groups (PNLTC for
> example), the dates are probably off significantly.
>
> Date format is yyyy/mm/dd:
> 2000-03-17 NALUG: Northern Alberta LEGO Users Group (Canada)
I think NALUG "technically" started about a week before this date, but the date
can/should stand as is - the official announcement on Lugnet being about the
best indicator. :)
James
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In lugnet.org, James Brown writes:
> > 2000-03-17 NALUG: Northern Alberta LEGO Users Group (Canada)
>
> I think NALUG "technically" started about a week before this date, but the
> date can/should stand as is - the official announcement on Lugnet being
> about the best indicator. :)
Okie dokie, and you were the one who made the announcement,
http://news.lugnet.com/announce/?n=523
so I'll take that as gold. Updated list with "?" removed:
http://news.lugnet.com/org/dates
--Todd
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