Remember that while every member may attend, seating may be limited. For the Thursday/Friday meetings, we have about 300 seats, plus a large standing-room area behind it. (Room 300A, where dances happen at other times during the con.) That area gets seats on Saturday and Sunday, but at the first two meetings, if you can't find a seat, you'll have to stand. Yes, that complicates any "serpentine" votes. If we need a counted vote, I expect that we'll have to do a physical "division" of the house, which we've never done before. But this is a year for unprecedented things.
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- Kevin Standlee (
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Kevin Standlee
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Are You Going to the WSFS Business Meeting?
Remember that while every member may attend, seating may be limited. For the Thursday/Friday meetings, we have about 300 seats, plus a large standing-room area behind it. (Room 300A, where dances happen at other times during the con.) That area gets seats on Saturday and Sunday, but at the first two meetings, if you can't find a seat, you'll have to stand. Yes, that complicates any "serpentine" votes. If we need a counted vote, I expect that we'll have to do a physical "division" of the house, which we've never done before. But this is a year for unprecedented things.
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