Let us know:

• what events did you like?
• what events could be improved?
• what things should we consider stopping?
• what other things should we consider doing that would be helpful?

Also, let us know if you're interested in helping out next year.

Thanks!

--Tim

Hi Tim!

I'm glad I was able to make some write-in this year. There's a nice dynamic when you have more than three or four attending. There were so many write-ins (I can't believe I am saying this) and I heard some feedback that attendance was down because there were so many options.

Not sure this is a suggestion or simply an observation.

Thanks again for all you and the other MLs do.

Dave

Thanks for the feedback, Dave. Yes, I heard that comment too.

On the one hand, it's great to give people options nearer to their homes.

On the other hand, perhaps it is good to get a critical mass; but it's hard to know when/where the libraries will want to host a write-in.

--Tim

I think it's good to mix it up a little. Having some write-ins that aren't at libraries, for example. I know the one we did at Balydoyle had several people commenting that it was the first write-in they went to, and they went because it had atmosphere which some people find conducive to writing.

For the kick-off, do we really need to have a raffle? It feels like we're duplicating the TGIO. It might be betterto pair up experienced and non-experienced people so that it's fresh for the people who have been coming to kick-offs for years and still allow new people to learn the information they need.