[matilda] Projector booking question

[Dan]

Hi folks

I've just asked the Drum if I can use the PC projector on Saturday - 
that's fine.

But they tell me someone else has booked it for Thursday - that'd be for 
the IMC pre-film wotsit.

So! They said 'can they just hold onto it, and then just bring it back 
on Monday.'

Who booked it? Could you hold on to it for me? Where would we put it - 
in LTT's place?

Oh, so many questions!

Note: that was all information.  Didn't I do good?

Dan
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atw wrote:
> Another topic which was discussed briefly last night (briefly because
> of lack of time) was this email list.
> 
> People were concerned about acrimony etc. Also there was some concern
> about people who had been moderated and how that decision was
> reached/who was responsible etc. Significantly, to those on this list,
> these things have either been sorted and/or people don't have a
> problem with them.
> 
> One person (who's not on this list) said that this list was not the
> concern of the Matilda Monday meetings because it was something that
> existed outside of Matilda. By this I think he meant this list has no
> direct influence on what goes on at Matilda (apart from organising
> stuff that is already underway, like "who's gonna be around for the
> next workday?").
> 
> This wasn't agreed upon because of lack of time. However it seems to
> me a much better approach. I think decisions about how the email list
> is run are better made by people who use the list than those who don't
> and are just hearing about it second hand at the Monday meetings. In
> this the Monday meetings are acting like a govenment.
> 
> Many, perhaps most, people on this list don't go to the Monday
> meetings anyway so if final decisions regarding this list were made at
> Monday's meetings the people mainly affected by those decisions won't
> have a say in the way this list is run.
> 
> So my second proposal for the day is that this list should declare its
> autonomy - The Autonomous Free State of the Matilda Email list.
> 
> For the Monday meetings this would be one less thing to have on the
> agenda, which the way things are at the moment would be a definite
> advantage.
> 
> I think there are problems with the Monday meetings. There is not
> usually time to reach consensus, or even get though the whole agenda.
> I put this on the agenda for last night but there wasn't time to
> discuss it.
> 
> The way forward for me is to give more autonomy to collectives, and
> let more decisions be made outside of Monday meetings etc.. but maybe
> I'll save that for another email. First I'm gonna have some breakfast.
> 
> steve
> 
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