[GNUz] [Fwd: [SFD-TC] Fwd: Tshirts and balloons sent!]

Pia Waugh gnuz@inode.co.nz
Fri, 1 Sep 2006 05:44:19 +1000


<quote who="Rik Tindall">

> Cool. We were never asked what sizes our freebie shirts should be, so 
> for these and the overcharging (on top of our Paypal order for seven) 
> that would be: 2x mM + 2x mL please. :)

Yeah, all teams had the extra 2 already included and if the sizes weren't
specified we did random for the free two. So you were being shipped nine
initially (7 paid and 2 free), and I've added another 4 for this issue as
per the sizes above (I offered 4 extra taking the 2 freebies into account).
So you are about the receive 13 shirts. Will be sent this morning so you
should see it soon :)

> Sorry for adding to your gripe sheet - it must be huge already!

It is important to solve the issues and make sure everyone has an awesome
day. I'd really appreciate a gentle ping if something like this happens
again as we are tracking about 130 registered teams _and_ another ~70ish
late registrations this year, so it can be hard to keep an eye on everyone
:)

> - Just dealing with our team's too. All good, and well done PIA & SLUG 
> teamAU! :)

Thanks! :)

> Don't you worry any longer Pia. Arrangements are looking v.good.

Great! I look forward to seeing the report and photos on the wiki. Make sure
you remember the competition and to send us your entries if you want to
participate. Details on the website.

> I hope for your great success with it. In wider team-land - out here on 
> the ground - the big problem is keeping a team together. Energy gets 
> worn away by proprietarist bugs (you know those ones - IT depts e.g., 
> tho we've now struck a cool one), but gets built up by event success: so 
> our focus has to be 90% local to retain momentum. 10% 'external 
> influence' should be a lot more manageable! ;-)

Absolutely, which is why I try to encourage teams to think locally in terms
of relevance, encouraging new community members and garnishing local
business and Government support for your community.

> Ok. We _have_ got it easy. Your work is very much appreciated. :)
> Let us multiply the value of that contributed by all.

Have a fantastic Software Freedom Day in NZ! There are 7 teams in New
Zealand this year, which is a great effort. Rock on :)

Cheers,
Pia

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