pennsicdance: Pennsic XXXII Volunteering

[Catherine E. Dean]

>>Have you ever considered sending personal email? Not only is it
>>tactful, you never know what you might learn.
>
>Yes I considered it, and I didn't think it was the right way to go.  This
>isn't a personal matter.
>

Catalana is right.  This is a public matter and should be discussed 
publicly even if things get tense for a while.  Given the number of us who 
expressed our feelings on this matter at war, Catalana and Zhenya are 
not alone.  I think there are a lot of people on this list who read their 
posts 
and thought "finally, it's out in the open."  I have nothing to add, I just 
think 
that they both need and deserve support from the rest of us who would 
very much like to ensure that Pennsic dance is, in future, a more 
collaborative effort which does not depend entirely on a single person.

That said, I suggest that since Greg seems to have gone away on 
vacation, we not discuss it until he returns.  He deserves to be a part of 
the discussion at this point.

Katherine

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Catherine E. Dean
cdean at gwu.edu      
Jane Austen Aficionado, Renaissance Dancer, and Future Museum Professional Extraordinaire
I can recollect nothing more to say.  When my letter is gone, I suppose I shall --JA
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