[Ny-tech-coop] We have a meeting time!

[Nina Paley]

Err, I'd much rather people didn't have lunch here - my place is a  
studio, it has no dining table, and really can't accommodate a meal.

Thanks,

--Nina
On Nov 13, 2009, at 11:19 AM, Jimmy Kaplowitz wrote:

> On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 11:09:07AM -0500, Karl Fogel wrote:
>> Nina Paley <nina at ninapaley.com> writes:
>>> Where will this take place? Please send address.
>>
>> Nina and I just talked on the phone.
>>
>> How about Nina's place, which is in Manhattan, not far from the  
>> West 4th
>> subway stop?  There's room to spread out some paper there if we  
>> need to,
>> and there's plenty of good food in the area.
>>
>> I'd just give you the address, but this list seems to be publicly
>> archived, and posting Nina's address publicly is not a good idea
>> (filmmaker + fans == occasional stalkers).  However, if you call me  
>> or
>> send me a txt at (773) 351-1729, I'll give you the address, if you're
>> one of the people on the invite list.  I might use the Instant Answer
>> Protocol [1] to verify who you are :-).
>
> Sounds great! I'd suggest everyone bring food, either from nearby or  
> otherwise.
> We can sit at Nina's and chat while we eat, and when we're ready we  
> can start
> making putting few plans/ideas/details on paper. Everyone  
> spam^Wcontact Karl! :)
>
> Having the list publicly archived is good for showing to potentially  
> interested people, but does have the disadvantage you describe.
>
>> Can we timebox (I love that word... mmm, boxes...) the meeting to an
>> hour and a half?  We're both excited about the tech coop, but we also
>> have some other work to do on Saturday.  I think an hour and a half
>> should be enough to all get to know each other, figure out the rough
>> parameters of what we're looking for, and figure out the next steps.
>
> That's fine. There are other things I should be doing this weekend  
> as well,
> though knows if I will get enough round tuits. :) Nice word, and  
> thanks for
> taking some initiative!
>
> - Jimmy Kaplowitz
> jimmy at kaplowitz.org