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Re: BrickFest registration fees (was: LEGO Adult Fan Convention at Legoland California?)
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lugnet.events, lugnet.events.brickfest
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Wed, 13 Sep 2006 08:11:17 GMT
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In lugnet.events, Todd Thuma wrote:
> this to others. I hope Joe or Christina, or any other organizer will chime in.
> Or perhaps they are too put off by your low estimate of the work they have put
> in for all of us.
Hi Todd,
Though I don't know whether it's appropriate that I take a hand in this
discussion, but since I'm organizing events too (1000steine-Land), I can second
your thoughts by all means. I wasn't counting hours, and I doubt I'm able to
round up the amount of time, but I guess it's enough to start with the basic
requirements:
- Discussion with co-organizers: What are requirements of a contemplable
location? ~2 hours
- researching a location which fits the needs (online): ~5 hours
- visiting the event location four times, including driving and talking to the
employee there about general things: 4x ~6h = 24 hours. At home beforehand:
Discussion with co-organizer about what we need to adress to the location's
director, 4x ~1h = 4 hours
- declaring the event to the authorities, including all the paperwork: 3 hours
- taking out the policy, incl. all the paperwork, incl. collecting everyone's
model information, incl. demanding again and again... 8 hours
- drawing up an account for the fiscal authorities: 4 hours
That's already 50 hours without organizing anything that has to do with the
event itself...
Leg Godt!
Rene
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