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Re: [Linux-aus] Nominations and their spiels for the LA election



On Wed, Jan 03, 2007 at 07:39:56PM +1100, Lindsay Holmwood arranged a set of bits into the following:
> On 1/3/07, Julien Goodwin <linux-aus@studio442.com.au> wrote:
> >
> >The numbers for LUV (which doesn't have the financial distinction), as
> >defined by our charter are 1536 members (note that's somewhat inflated
> >due to recent list changes). In terms of people showing up to meetings
> >IIRC we normally break 40, and I think we broke 70 at least once in
> >2006. Over the year there were almost certainly more then 200 different
> >people who've shown up to meetings.
> >
> 
> Wow! That's quite a few. We have 1234 people on the mailing lists (9
> public lists, about 4 of them active), and about 80 financial members.
We do sort of cheat with the numbers, there's a significant number of
people in that ~1500 who arn't in Victoria, just like there's quite a
few Melbournians on the SLUG lists.
Still, probably over 50% of the members are in Melbourne or the suburbs.

> We consistently get at least 60 people to our meetings, and we
> approached 90 a couple of times in 2006. As a rough figure, i'd say
> that of the people who turn up, 70% of them are regulars.
I'd say thar 70% is about right for us as well (except for the high-draw
meetings). Back when we where in the Telstra auditorium in Melbourne's
CBD we hit 100 fairly regularly, our numbers are slowly moving back up
from the big hit we took moving to Trinity College at Melbourne Uni.

Thanks,
Julien

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