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Article #4725Re: Each one teach one!
From: Mustafa Soysal MS57
Date: Sun, 23 Mar 1997 00:00
Date: Sun, 23 Mar 1997 00:00
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In article <5h23i9$hl2@saltspring.teleserve.ca>,
Mike Stephen <mike@lionsgate.com> wrote:
>In message <5h0qgq$42q@client3.news.psi.net> -
>os2@mistik.express.net (Mustafa Soysal MS57) writes:
>:>
>:>In article <5h01oi$a16@saltspring.teleserve.ca>,
>:>Mike Stephen <mike@lionsgate.com> wrote:
>:>...
>:>>been warped. This could cost as little as 10 bucks for each new
>:>>user! After a few months we should see a noticable differance in
>:>
>:>Who is going to pay for those 10 bucks? And who is going to pay for
>:>your time? You were complaining about wage losses of 1500 if you went
>:>to an user convention...What about our wage losses if it takes us half a
>:>day?
>
>The 10 bucks might come from IBM if they were approached properly,
>otherwise it really insn't important if the training seminar could
>be posted on the web for download. That way it would cost no
>organising body any money at all.
10 bucks a day is 70 bucks a week, and that's about *3640* bucks per
year. Now, is there a reason why TeamOS/2 should pay IBM that amount to
IBM annualy?
>
>As for who would pay you for the 8 hours you spend, this is the
>result of being a teamos2 member. No one would pay you. You would
>be expected to volunteer your time.
No, I am expected to volunteer my time for activities *I* choose. If
someone who won't go to an event for reason of losing 1500 in wages is
making a suggestion that would cost each TeamOS/2 member 3640 bucks per
year in hard cash plus lost wages of 4 hours a day, then I call that
hypocracy at best.
>
>As for my statement of not being able to give up a week to attend a
>meeting of os2 people somewhere, this is very much different from
>donating 8 hours of my time towards educating people about Warp.
>As a teamer from long before they were called teamers, I have
>donated many 8 hour periods to new users of Warp.
>
>Today I just came back from a Saturday training session at Supercom
>here in Vancouver. We setup a Warp Server, and 4 training machines
>in the training lab they have. We are preparing to do this
>training at least once a month for Dealers in the Vancouver area.
>
>:>
>:>...
>:>
>:>>Just a few thoughts from an old phart, and long time OS/2 advocate.
>
>
>
>From the Desk of Mike Stephen
>
Best Regards,
Mustafa Soysal
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