The Things from The Basement

[Jim Herrmann]

This was exactly the point of my discourse.  This group, like linux, lends 
itself to anarchy like, no central control structure, no tax man involvement, 
no cost, etc.  OTOH, if you want to do something big, like get a conference 
here, you need money.  The money must come from somewhere, and there is 
nothing really in place for raising, tracking, and spending money for this 
group.  I suppose if we got a project going, like a conference, we would take 
up a collection like we have in the past.

Anyway, I like the group the way it is, and have no desire to change anything.

Peace, love, and linux,
Jim Herrmann

On Sunday 20 January 2002 12:58 pm, mike neuliep wrote:
> Jim, I vote for not having a heirarchy.  If someone in the group wants to
> do something or make something happen, they need to become a leader by
> example. This is what I've seen Hal Duston do over the two years I've
> exchanged e-mails back and forth.  If I actually still lived in KC this is
> what I would strive to do for the group (that and it's fun!)
>
> Just my two cents
>
> 	Mike Neuliep