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NYCon Vs SanFranciscon
Ozymandias:
Horrifying neon alien guts on a bun?
Liz:
Alright kids, there has been hella debate about this in meebo today. So here's the deal.
Currently the poll sits at 23 for NYC and 14 for San Francisco. And five whiny people that want another city. I would say that 23-14 is a pretty sizeable victory, which means that NYC has come out on top. What I propose, as backed by a few people in Meebo, is that we go ahead and decide to do NYC next year (2010) and let the runner up, San Francisco, be the location for the year after (2011). As it stands, there are a ton of people in New England/East Coast, the midwest, eastern Canada, and Europe that want to attend a con, so New York makes the most sense for next year, given the amount of time to save money. And if we decide right now that 2011 will be San Francisco, anyone that thinks they might want to attend will know to start saving for that as well, so maybe a few Europeans can make a west coast meet-up.
Now, if anyone has strong feelings against this decision and good reasons to back up these feelings, please share. We can talk it over if necessary but really, this seems like the best decision.
Go team go!
Hat:
I actually have tentative plans to travel to the US/Canada around the time of your summer in 2011, (basically planning a huge road trip from LA up through Washington State into Canada) so I am defs down with some kind of west coast meetup
Ozymandias:
Oh god yes we are doing SFCon in 2011 if only to see Brett FUCK YEAH WE DOING THIS PEOPLE FUCK NYC2010
tania:
i agree with liz that a new york meetup in 2010 and a san francisco meetup in 2011 is probably the best decision as it seems to have the most support from the most people. new york won't be very pricey for me and even though san francisco will be, it's definitely feasible if i have almost two years to put aside funds for it and i think it could be for a lot of other forumites on the east coast as well.
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