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Hy guys,
Like Mario wrote,
I think it comes out on this,
-which group in Europe is able to make it happen.
-which country should we choose
-when
-someone mentioned the opening of the LEGO park in Germany
-how long should it be 1 or 2 days
-many more questions will pop up on the way
-whos gonna start to coordinate
-how to make it known to the world
-fi non Internet users and non club members, I know some in Holland
Mario & in each country an LEGO fan, I could vollenteer for Holland, since we
have an club already, an larger backbone then the Internet only.
So lets hear it
Greetings and keep building
Nico
> The great experience of meeting in person other Lego enthusiasts at the
> MindFest and at some Italian Legofests, makes me dream of a European Legofest.
>
> Some remarks about this topic (talking freely):
>
> - Saying "European" I use the term in its geographical meaning. I don't care
> at all about any political issue or about countries that are or are not
> members of the EU.
>
> - "European" means that it takes place somewhere in Europe to make it easier
> for European people to join, but the gathering should be IMO open to anybody
> coming from anywhere in the world.
>
> - This project is meaningful only if it collects enough interest and
> participants. A meeting of three people could be fun but it's not a Legofest
> IMHO.
>
> - To minimise the effort for the participants to join the meeting, it should
> take place at a location very close to the geographical "center of gravity" of
> the incoming people. This sounds me like north of France, but it obviously
> depends on where the coming people are from, and mostly depends on who is
> going to candidate to organise the meeting.
>
> - Organising such a meeting will very likely require a strong logistic effort.
> The local group who kindly offer to support the meeting in their country must
> be aware that this means to find a proper place to meet, cheap accommodations
> for the ones who sleep there, food supplies, etc.
>
> - The participants might be asked to pay a small subscription fee to help the
> hosting group cover the costs.
>
> - The meeting should last at least two days to allow people coming from let's
> say 1000km to arrive and have time to enjoy the party. A weekend would
> probably be ideal.
>
> - If this project takes off, we probably need a lot of time to set it up. We
> could plan it for next spring or summer. Summer vacation period may be a good
> period for those who want to take this as chance to have a trip with the
> family.
>
> - I'm not particularly concerned about the language. Most of us non-English
> Europeans speak English to some degree.
>
> Am I alone in this dream or is there anybody who shares it?
>
> Your comments and thoughts are very welcome .
>
> (followup-to: lugnet.robotics.events, lugnet.org)
>
> Mario
>
> Web page: http://www.geocities.com/~marioferrari
> LUGNET member page: http://www.lugnet.com/people/members/?m=22
> Proud member of ItLUG: http://www.itlug.org
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