[MR] A&S Competition/Judges

[Miriel]

Apologies, as I'm going to sound like a whiner here - I'm on the
roster of judges, albeit for a relatively 'small' area, southern
Atlantia.  And not once since I was added to that august group have I
been called upon to judge.  I've actually had to remind folks that I'm
available to judge.  Or just jump in - usually in local events.

I want to judge, I've collectively hit a wall in my area of expertise
- jewelry - and until I've tried to cast, mold, etc with metal, I
can't go forward (IMO);

So the question then becomes, when someone sets up the A&S for an
event, does that person actually USE the Roster of Judges?  Or do they
rely on their local folks in all things?  I am willing to come to a
lot of events, JUST to play in the arts.  That's always worth the
price of admission to me.

Miriel

On 10/16/07, Jennifer Wainright <jen_wainright at yahoo.com> wrote:
> This sort of issue re: competitions seems to come up
> every few months.  I wonder if it could be remedied by
> those who have suggestions for judges judging the next
> few competitions to give a break to the small group of
> people who sometimes spend an entire event reading
> other people's documentation.  *shrug*
>
> gianetta
>
> Jen Wainright
>
>
>
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