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Well, from the short list I've put together [appologies to anyone missed or
incorrectly listed] the Aussies are:
Vic
Benjamin Whytcross
James Ng
Karen Barlow
Michael Whytcross [doesn't post]
Paul Baulch
Steve Merlo
Sue Ann Barber
Warren Mccoy
[At least 1 group, and 1 individual I know of who isn't on-line - group:
Stok Family]
NSW
Dave Low
David Drew
James Howse
Kevin Hall
Mike McLeod
Peter Callaway
Peter White
Richard Parsons
Santosh Bhat
ACT
Rachel Kingston
Tas
Deidre Rushton
Frances Schroeter
QLD
Aaron Coghill
Geoffrey Hyde
James Walker
Jamie Obrien
Kerry Raymond
Mark harrison
Timothy Gould
WA
Braith Garden
David Williams
Jonathan Wilson
Terry Mason
[At least 1 group I know of who isn't on-line - Tidman brothers]
SA
Jane McDermott
[At least 1 I know of who isn't on-line - Tom Lucieer]
NT
None as yet.
The reason for a lot of posts in .nsw was that there was the Studs
get-togethers that were organised there, and also a lot of talk was going on
there [like in WA] before everyone started using .loc.au instead, and not
nessesarily because of the number of people there. [BTW, to the best of my
knowledge, all the people in Vic are within 1 hour of Melbourne] Qld has a
few [7 if I grouped everyone correctly] members, and if they were within
travel range of each other, then they could probably start their group up.
Benjamin Whytcross
BWhytcro@PacificAccess.com.au
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kerry Raymond [mailto:kerry@dstc.edu.au]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2000 11:40 AM
> To: lugnet.loc.au@lugnet.com; lugnet.org.au@lugnet.com;
> lugnet.general@lugnet.com; lugnet.loc.nz@lugnet.com
> Subject: Re: Organising LegOz/org.au (was RE: Formal Lugnet
> memberships
> from A us...)
>
>
>
> > Also a thought on LegOz organisation...instead of states, how about regions:
> > QLD and NT => northern
> > NSW and ACT => Central
> > Tas and Vic => Southern
> > WA and SA => Western
> > NZ and other countries in region => Eastern
>
> I think this might be a slightly heavy-weight organisation
> for the numbers
> of people involved! For example, I don't there are enough
> Qlders and NTers
> for a separate Northern group. Also, unless people live
> within 1-2 hours
> drive of each other, they are unlikely to be able to get
> together anyway. I
> really think that regional groups have to be more city-based than
> state-based for any kind of real-life interaction.
>
> As "proof", I point to the lugnet.loc.au.* newsgroups. Other
> than the AU
> group itself, Sydney is the only group with any significant
> traffic levels;
> other cities get the odd spurt of enthusiasm but no really sustainable
> levels of traffic. My interpretation of this is that, apart
> from Sydney, the
> rest of us are fairly thinly spread across the country.
>
> Why not just start with LegOz for all Australia (and any of
> our neighbours
> who want to be involved)? If/when regional clusters of people find
> themselves getting together (either electronically through a
> lugnet group or
> in real-life), then consider forming a subgroup (e.g. Studs).
> I think that's
> a simpler and more organic approach than establishing a large
> hierarchy
> that's not sustainable.
>
> Kerry
>
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