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aruba
response 25 of 41: Mark Unseen   Jan 6 18:24 UTC 1998

Oh, we're all adults, and I think that having a backup might not be a bad
idea.  Carbon paper might accomplish the same thing.  (Can you still *buy*
carbon paper?)  The secretary could take notes on carbon paper and give a
copy to someone else at the end of the meeting.  THen if the notes get lost,
a copy still exists somewhere.
rcurl
response 26 of 41: Mark Unseen   Jan 7 07:14 UTC 1998

Uhhh...I've taken minutes on a laptop. Makes it *very* easy once you
do it once, since the items are mostly the same. Then you just make a
copy of the disk (why am I explaining this?... 8^}).
aruba
response 27 of 41: Mark Unseen   Jan 7 07:30 UTC 1998

That would work too.
dang
response 28 of 41: Mark Unseen   Jan 8 04:07 UTC 1998

(assuming you *had* a laptop to take notes on.  I don't.)
valerie
response 29 of 41: Mark Unseen   Jan 8 04:23 UTC 1998

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scg
response 30 of 41: Mark Unseen   Jan 8 05:16 UTC 1998

My notebook has been at almost every board meeting in the last year.  Whoever
is taking notes is welcome to borrow it.
mta
response 31 of 41: Mark Unseen   Jan 8 21:10 UTC 1998

I admit that I'm guilty.  I have the notes in a stack of papers around here.

I'm very sorry I haven't been very good about this lately.  As I said in the
last board meeting, I'll agree to accept the post of secretary again *ONLY*
if I can share the post with someone else.  I know; it's supposed to be one
person and it may need to be unofficial.  I can take notes just fine, and
would be willing to accept the "undersecretary/scribe role, but I've just had
too chaotic a life lately to be prompt about posting the minutes.  (If you
think it aggravates you, you might be happy to know that it haunts me.)

*sigh*

Unfortunately the post of secretary isn't very popular and whoever doesn't
object ends up elected.  If it's because of the notetaking part, then my idea
might encourage someone else to take the official secretary position.  If it's
the posting part ... well, the laptop would help, i guess.

Again, I humbly apologize.  I know I've lety everyone down.
mary
response 32 of 41: Mark Unseen   Jan 8 21:36 UTC 1998

Sorry about the pressure you're under, Misti, but the October minutes 
December minutes still need to be posted.  Is it your intention to get
these online sometime soon or should you get together with someone, go
over the notes, and let someone else (who was at the meetings) do the
polishing and posting? 

mta
response 33 of 41: Mark Unseen   Jan 9 00:49 UTC 1998

Actually, it's the December minutes that I have -- I misunderstood which
minutes were under discussion.

I am getting those in tonight.  I have no idea what happened to the October
minutes.  *sigh*  If and when I find them, I'll enter them.
lilmo
response 34 of 41: Mark Unseen   Jan 13 02:19 UTC 1998

*pats mta on back*  It's OK; we'll still love you, even if you lost the Oct
minutes.  Don't let it happen again, though.  :-))

janc
response 35 of 41: Mark Unseen   Jan 13 23:52 UTC 1998

I'd be willing to consider the secretary job, but I'd rather take my own
notes.  I've had the experience of trying to enter notes written by someone
else, and it didn't work very well.  When I take notes that I plan to expand
into minutes later, I leave out a lot that I know I can fill in.  Unless you
take excellent notes, they don't work for anyone else.
remmers
response 36 of 41: Mark Unseen   Jan 14 12:01 UTC 1998

        Having been Grex secretary in the past, I can attest that
        what Jan's saying is correct.

valerie
response 37 of 41: Mark Unseen   Jan 14 18:19 UTC 1998

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dang
response 38 of 41: Mark Unseen   Jan 28 02:40 UTC 1998

I'd be willing to be the secretary, but I would probably be pretty bad at it.
I don't take notes that can be expanded back into the conversation.  I'd
probably be very slow about posting them, too.
remmers
response 39 of 41: Mark Unseen   Jan 28 03:23 UTC 1998

You're hired!  :)
mary
response 40 of 41: Mark Unseen   Jan 28 04:46 UTC 1998

Remmers, go clean your room.
mta
response 41 of 41: Mark Unseen   Jan 28 22:23 UTC 1998

Giggle  ;)
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