Re: [dnd-823] Meet Once Or Twice A Month?
| From: | John J. |
| Sent on: | Wednesday, April 2, 2008, 9:29 AM |
I see the Meetup more as an opportunity to MEET people who like to game or want to join a game as opposed to a way to Keep gaming with folks. I'd argue that each month alternate the Sat. or Sun Meetup (even month Saturday, odd months Sunday etc.). If you do a Meetup 2X a month then folks who are already running a game will have to have their game AT the meetup or try to squeeze in 2 extra game times each month!
If there are folks who want to meet 2X a month then they should pick a GM and run an adventure every other week! Sounds like a custom made gaming group.
My thoughts.
JJN
If there are folks who want to meet 2X a month then they should pick a GM and run an adventure every other week! Sounds like a custom made gaming group.
My thoughts.
JJN
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From: Flynn <[address removed]>
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Sent: Wednesday, April 2,[masked]:32:34 AM
Subject: [dnd-823] Meet Once Or Twice A Month?
Good Morning, All:
At last Sunday's D&D Meetup, someone made the suggestion that we consider meeting twice a month instead of once a month. To find out what people think about that subject, I have create a poll to gather your thoughts. If you could, please visit the poll and choose one of the options so that I can get an idea of whether we should schedule a second Meetup each month. You can find the poll here:
http://dnd.meetup.com/823/polls/124501/
If we do have a second Meetup each month, I thought it would be best to schedule one on a Saturday and one on a Sunday, to give people an opportunity to attend at least one a month, in the event that they normally game on one of those two days on a weekly basis.
If you have any specific thoughts or commentary, please feel free to post it here so that we can all share in the discussion.
With Regards,
Fly nn
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From: Flynn <[address removed]>
To: [address removed]
Sent: Wednesday, April 2,[masked]:32:34 AM
Subject: [dnd-823] Meet Once Or Twice A Month?
Good Morning, All:
At last Sunday's D&D Meetup, someone made the suggestion that we consider meeting twice a month instead of once a month. To find out what people think about that subject, I have create a poll to gather your thoughts. If you could, please visit the poll and choose one of the options so that I can get an idea of whether we should schedule a second Meetup each month. You can find the poll here:
http://dnd.meetup.com/823/polls/124501/
If we do have a second Meetup each month, I thought it would be best to schedule one on a Saturday and one on a Sunday, to give people an opportunity to attend at least one a month, in the event that they normally game on one of those two days on a weekly basis.
If you have any specific thoughts or commentary, please feel free to post it here so that we can all share in the discussion.
With Regards,
Fly nn
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