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In lugnet.events, Anthony Sava wrote:
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I’m sorry but the minute an organizer of Brickfest starts making money off of
the event itself, compensation or not, I’m not going. If this was the case
this year, I’m glad I didn’t go.
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If you feel you got your money’s worth (~$20/day) from the privilege of
attending and participating, does it really matter where the money goes? Unless
the event is stated as a charity event (which I don’t recall BrickFest ever
being billed as), I’m not concerned with the final destination of registration
fees. Just as long as the bottom line’s enough to keep it happening year after
year.
I’ve spent considerable sums over the years to fly cross-country to attend these
events, but even if it was next door, I’d still be fine paying registration
fees. Which, by the way, I don’t find outrageous by any means.
Anyone objecting strenuously to registration fees of less than $100 per person
should take a look at business-related convention/conference fees (add a zero
and keep going).
Kelly
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