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["uzoma nwosu" <uzoma AT metalab.unc.edu>]

I think Dykki nailed the answer.  We should ask everyone to participate.
That's all.  I don't want this to be a "Good Ol' Boys" group and I believe
that most of you share my feelings on this.  So ask every people regardless
of what you think that they can benefit from it or not.

<story>
I was sitting with one of my favorite magicians, David Williamson, at a
conference years ago.  I was doing bar magic at the time.  Anyway, I asked
him how he picks who is going to perform for next.  He said that he didn't;
he asks everyone.  He relayed a story about when he use to pick and he left
an old couple out of the show.  Well, after the performance he bump into
them in the restaurant and started a conversation that totally changed him.
Point: You don't know who can benefit until you ask.

That's how I get people to shows.  Sometimes I get great results and other
times it bombs.  But I still ask everyone.
</story>

So go out and spread the inclusion virus.  It's a healthy one to have.

Uzoma


>
> Anyone may join.  Everyone should invite anyone they feel may benefit and
> benefit from the community in any way.  We all grow from each
> other, and the
> community grows from all of us.
>
> One gentle caveat:  If you know nothing about the Internet, you may feel
> left out of the conversation.
>
> It really doesn't need to be any harder than that.
> :)>