[MR] A proposal for the hard copy Acorn
Michael Houghton
herveus at radix.net
Tue Feb 8 08:53:40 PST 2005
Howdy!
On Mon, Feb 07, 2005 at 03:42:25PM +0000, oswald at chesapeake.net wrote:
> Please bear with me all, I've not posted here before....
>
> I, too, recieve my hard copy Acorn so late as for it be pointless (Feb 4 for
> Jan)the majority of the time.
>
> Since we quite apparently cannot change the US Postal Service, perhaps we could
> consider changing The Acorn?
>
> Specifically, could January's Acorn (which arrives near the beginning of Feb)
> carry event announcements for Feb (and late Jan?) instead of Jan? I do not
> know if the Kingdom Chronicler reieves the event announcements in a timely
> enough fashion to do this. But, if so, sending the Feb announcements in the
> Jan Acorn would at least make the event announcements in the Jan Acorn relevant
> again. It does seem rather a waste of many people's time, effort, funds
> (trees?) to send announcements for events that are almost certainly past by the
> time the majority of the subscribers recieve them.
>
> The various missives from various officers, functionaries and so on , will be
> as relevant as ever and meet various hard copy publication requirements
> whenever they are recieved. But it seems to me that this owuld be a way to
> regain the usefulness of the event announcement portion.
>
Alternately, the chronicler's policy that forbids posting flyers to the
kingdom web site prior to publication could be dropped. That would allow
the online calendar to be useful as a planning tool and would reward events
that are sufficiently organized to have useful information available farther
in advance.
yours,
Herveus
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