Ironically enough, I'm writing this on a Friday afternoon before the monthly PRSFS meeting.
P returned from the Great American Desert, where Convergence is held every Independence Day weekend, and had much news, most of it amusing in a "ha-ha, funny!" way and some of it amusing in a bitter, cynical "LOOK HOW STUPID YOU ARE" way.
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LOLWUT? )
I strive not to perpetuate the idea of being overly vigilant (read: paranoid) about people slagging CONvergence (or our attendees), but I'm sure if someone had said likewise about our people at Detour, I would have heard about it really quick from some enterprising person. I would have likely said "meh, come on guys, chill" but still. My point is, people tend to hurry bad news along, so i'm not so sure if it's possible for the people most intimately involved-and therefore most likely to be concerned about such maters-to just "catch the edge of it" in our current environment.
BTW, I attended AD this year, hosted a room party (for mnzero) and had a Great Time. And I said so to a number of staffers, verbally and in writing, and to anyone who would listen. I'm looking forward to going back next year-assuming I can swing the hotel expense!
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