[volunteers] offlist reply to : [SVLUG-Silicon-Valley-Linux-Users-Group] Venue for Silicon Valley Linux Users Group

[kevin dankwardt]

Thanks Rick!

I subscribed to svlug.

I also just made an announcement in my Silicon Valley Linux Technology
meetup about the SVLUG meetup tomorrow night.

I won't be able to go, but I bet a number of people from SVLT will go.

I checked out your linuxmafia.com. Cool stuff. Thanks.

cheers,
Kevin



On Tue, Jul 1, 2014 at 10:19 PM, Rick Moen <rick at linuxmafia.com> wrote:

> Quoting kevin dankwardt (kevin.dankwardt at gmail.com):
>
> > Hi Rick,
> >
> > Thanks for all of the info. I did join the volunteers mailing list. I can
> > post meetings to the meetup as I am made aware of them. Is there a
> mailing
> > list for announcements of meetings?
>
> Sure.  This is the announce list that receives exactly one posting
> per month, to talk about the month's meeting.
> http://lists.svlug.org/lists/listinfo/svlug-announce
>
> Note:  If you decide to subscribe to the main discussion mailing list,
> http://lists.svlug.org/lists/listinfo/svlug , then there is no point in
> also subscribing to svlug-announce, as the membership of mailing list
> 'svlug' autoreceives anything sent to svlug-announce.
>
> Subscribing to svlug-announce gets you ONLY the monthly announcement.
> Subscribing to svlug gets you discussion + the monthly announcement.
>
> > I am asking around about meeting space. Maybe I will find a backup place.
> >
> > I also have another Linux meetup group: Silicon Valley Linux Technology.
> I
> > was thinking that some joint meetings may be valuable. But the SVLT
> meetups
> > usually fill the room I can get at Hacker Dojo so inviting any more
> people
> > is problematic.
> >
> > How many people do you usually get at SVLUG meetups?
>
> Typically 10-20, lately, I would say.  It depends on the speaker, the
> topic, how far in advance we get the announcement out, and conflicts
> with other events and holidays, etc.
>
> Note:  Please don't forget that mailing list 'volunteers' (like the
> other two cited) is public and is Web-archived (and crawled by search
> engines).  In the rare event of needing to discuss a sensitive topic,
> go to private mail.
>
> I personally can be e-mailed at rick at linuxmafia.com, and my real address
> and cellular telephone number are on my personal Web page.  Don't be a
> stranger.
>
>


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