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Re: Are we having a Fest Frenzy?
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Wed, 15 Mar 2000 10:46:01 GMT
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I agree with Scott, we don't want to get carried away with the fests, the
longer the gap the more interesting stuff we can bring for trades/ sells and
the auctions. Jon you have to stop say Pound on every bid? :->
At the moment these are the planned fests
Cheshire minifest By Tony P (Can't find a date)
20 May 2000 Southport Merseyside by Michael Pratt
Berkshire/ Thames Valley Fest - May become a Eurofest late August by
Lawrence Wilkes
Essex Fest by Jason Briscoe, no date set
Would it be best to have 4 fests a year or 3
3 Fest dated:
April
Aug
Dec
4 Fests?
Feb
May
Sept
Dec
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Scott A <s.arthur@hw.ac.uk> wrote in message news:FrGLFy.61v@lugnet.com...
> Are we having a Fest Frenzy?
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> I have now lost track of how many Fests have been proposed. After the
> Reading event, I was under the impression that Ian Bishop would be • supplying
> cake an biscuits next? As I live in the top half of the UK, and my spare
> time is limited, it is hard for me to make it to a Fest generally, and • ones
> in the South specifically. The danger is that the more fests we have, the
> more the diluted the event will be for regulars, and less attractive to
> people like me who have been to exactly none so far. I'd rather we • restrict
> ourselves to infrequent, but well planned, events perhaps 4 (say) times • per
> year. I do not want my first Fest to be attended by a bunch AFOLS with • "Fest
> Fatigue".
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> If events are prepared well, there is no reason why we can't let TLC know
> about them, and perhaps even let the Local press know about it too. As for
> the "public", I'd keep them out. But a compamise on this may be an
> "exhibition hour".
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> Scott A
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| I to some degree, agree with Scott and Michael and also disagree. I.e. when is a fest not a fest? Big spaced out fests better, agree, both more tme to prepare, better attendance and can spread cost of attending! My proposal for a minifest was more (...) (27 years ago, 15-Mar-00, to lugnet.loc.uk)
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| (...) You forgot the ScotFEST2, to be held by Ian Bishop - the one that kicked off the fest-frenzy in the first place :) I try to keep this page up to date: (URL) So feel free to send me some abuse if there are any mistakes etc! The reason why some (...) (27 years ago, 15-Mar-00, to lugnet.loc.uk)
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| Are we having a Fest Frenzy? I have now lost track of how many Fests have been proposed. After the Reading event, I was under the impression that Ian Bishop would be supplying cake an biscuits next? As I live in the top half of the UK, and my spare (...) (27 years ago, 15-Mar-00, to lugnet.loc.uk)
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