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With the next US Chapter DECUS Symposium looming next month, I was
curious to ask a few questions of the DECUS membership that lurk in the
vast expanse of Usenet.  Why a world-wide posting?  Well, even if the
US Chapter does not allow non-US residents to be "members" of the US
Chapter, there are a lot of non-US resident attendees at a US Symposium
(to be fair, there are a lot of US resident attendees at non-US DECUS
Symposia as well, but enough of that).

If you could take a few moment and answer the following, I will try to
post a summary here, as well as presenting the results at the Open Board
meeting at the US Symposium in Las Vegas in December.  Please note that
you can substitute "you or someone from your company" for "you" in all
of the questions below (even if it may result in a grammatically
incorrect phrase :-).

- Are you planning on attending the Fall 1992 DECUS US Chapter Symposium?
- If so, have you already registered for the symposium?
- Have you attended a US Chapter Symposium in the past?
- If so, when was the last US Chapter Symposium you attended?
- If you are not planning on attending the FALL 1992 DECUS US Chapter
	Symposium, could you detail the reasons behind this decision?
- Are you a member of the US Chapter of DECUS?
- Are you a member of any other Chapter of DECUS?
- Are you a consumer of other "DECUS Products", such as the library, the
	Newsletter, DECUServe, Regional Conferences, Local User Groups, etc.?

I will try to post a summary of all responses after the symposium, and
will present that summary at the Open Board of Directors meeting at the
Fall 1992 US Chapter Symposium in Las Vegas.  But, since I leave the
country in a few days (heading down-under before Vegas), don't be
surprised by the auto-response from vacation.

I don't know if we can change anything, but we sure can try!

Thanks in advance for your input.

-- 
                Kurt Reisler (UNISIG Chair, DECUS US Chapter)
		  Captain, UNISIG International Luge Team
		     Only a guest at klr@umbc4.umbc.edu
	     Are creative spellings like a patentable life form?