[MR] Event fees for WOW

Ealasaid MacDonald ealasaidmacdonald at hotmail.com
Wed Jun 30 09:41:14 PDT 2010


I am another one who usually does not chime in.  His Grace, Duke Logan is welcome anytime to come home and visit.

 

I always take the price into consideration when going to events.  This is very important to me as I am a single parent with two children and because of this, I usually try to attend events closer to home.  That said, I am planning on attending WOW.

 

No matter the cost of an event, all around it is one of the cheapest forms of entertainment and is educational for child (adults too).  It's alot better than having the kids sitting in front of the TV or computer.


Ealasaid MacDonald
Azure, a chevron inverted between three crescents one and two Argent




 
> Date: Wed, 30 Jun 2010 12:28:45 -0400
> From: baronessoddny at gmail.com
> To: theoilmaven at yahoo.com
> CC: atlantia at seahorse.atlantia.sca.org
> Subject: Re: [MR] Event fees for WOW
> 
> I don't usually chime in on these discussions, but... Wow! that was rude.
> Considering how much time his Grace spent in Atlantia, the fact that it's
> been a few short months since he left, and the amount of friends and
> household he still has here, I think that he has every right to chime in on
> a discussion that really does affect him and his decision whether to travel
> to an event within our fair kingdom. He also has a wealth of experience with
> the work that goes into putting together events, knowledge as to why they
> cost as much as they do, etc. The time and energy he has put into this
> kingdom cannot be brushed aside simply because he no longer lives here. As
> long as he's planning on visiting, he should be extended the same courtesy
> as any of our other friends in neighboring kingdoms, which makes his
> concerns and questions on cost very valid and worthy of discussion.
> 
> As to the discussions of event fees, etc, it's rather cavalier to say, "If
> you don't like it, don't come". There are a number of people who wish to
> play who have to consider gas costs, hotels, food for several days, event
> fees for their families, etc. I don't know many people who can blithely say
> "I'm going to that event" without consulting their budget first. Knowing WHY
> an event costs as much as it does helps to take the sting out of unexpected
> fees, and allows us to make better decisions in planning our event calendar.
> At least, it does for me.
> 
> Either way, telling someone from out of kingdom that they're not welcome to
> comment on something that pertains to them... that's just incredibly rude.
> Sheesh!
> 
> going back into lurk mode,
> Baroness Oddny
> 
> 
> 
> On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 10:05 AM, Melinda Kirby <theoilmaven at yahoo.com>wrote:
> 
> > If you think the event fee is excessive- dont come. If you arent in the
> > kingdom.....dont comment. Im sure you have better things to do with your
> > time.
> > Regards,
> > Meadbh
> >
> >
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