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Good to see _someone_ can read between the lines (Score:1)
> matter howmany times I hear:
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> "Hi, I'd like to volunteer."
> "Great! What would you like to do?"
> "I don't know."
> "How about X?"
> "I don't want to do *that*."
>
> Or:
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> "Hi, I'd like to volunteer to do Y."
> "Great!" 1 month later: "Hey, how's Y going?"
>
Indeed. If I had a volunteer for every time I'd heard that...
Unfortunately, it seems a lot of the time that volunteers, when asking
Re:Good to see _someone_ can read between the line (Score:2)
What's seen as barriers? I'm not personally aware of, in the past 5ish years I've been working with TPF, that anyone volunteering to help has been turned away.
> And jobs for which people can gain both notariety and beer seem to be particularly attractive to volunteers.
There is no notariety. Not even inter-TPF White Camels! And, for all TPF-related things I've done and people and I have helped with, I have yet to get a beer for it (I did get traditional gift f
Re:Good to see _someone_ can read between the line (Score:1)
I tried to buy one for you on the boat at YAPC in Toronto, but then I couldn't find you (go figure--how can someone hide on a boat?). It was getting warm, so I think I gave it to Kurt.
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Re:Good to see _someone_ can read between the line (Score:2)
Curse you Kurt, drinking me free, warm beer!