On Thu, May 28, 2015 at 01:45:30PM -0700, Nathan Haines wrote: > It's also why when you first sign up, your membership expires in 2 > weeks. A lot of people serially click "join" links, but after a > couple of weeks of looking around, they'll know that Ubuntu > California isn't a LUG or user group, but an advocacy group.
Or they join to do some quick advertising on a run to reach mass market penetration. > So that gives them a chance to evaluate whether or not they're > interested, and then when they click "renew", it's for a year. But even if they *don't* renew, couldn't they simply sign up again at some later point? > That said, we welcome anyone in California who is interested in > Ubuntu advocacy even if they're not throwing an event every week. > We've always used our existing events to train newer members, and > for example if you do SCALE, you can easy do any other event. What about people who don't live in California? They would still be welcome if they wanted. Being a resident isn't a qualification is it? -- Scott DuBois "The true sign of intelligence is... BSIT/SE not knowledge but imagination" EFF ID: 1731778 -- Einstein
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