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<p>Dear Berber and group,</p>
<p>I am interested in organising the assembly. I have never been to
C3 but always meant to go at some point (=bucket list). Being
currently unemployed, this year might be the right time to do so.
If organising an emacs assembly also enables me to get a free
ticket I see this as a win/win. </p>
<p>Only drawback: as I have never attended, I have no clue what
organising an assembly even means. If berber or others can point
me in the right direction I am confident I can get something done
if I am the only volunteer, otherwise happy to share the load with
others (perhaps more experienced congress goers).</p>
<p>Best</p>
<p>Sebastian</p>
<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 10/22/26 4:53 PM, Zeremonienmeister
Berber wrote:<br>
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cite="mid:b55c3691-6699-4209-96b7-9ad46167c262@c-base.org">oh and
i must also clear up:
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On 10/21/26 20:04, jman wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">Getting a ticket is basically impossible
without an assembly
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false on two levels. from the cccv side and the official voucher
system, it is not (as you imply) any easier to get a ticket with
or without an assembly, since an assembly never gives you any
tickets. also, no, it is in general not "nearly impossible" to get
a ticket.
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i am an organizer of a habitat and i have (multiple) super duper
secret voucher sources and i (we) distribute based more or less on
merit. so i am offering to help out if anyone wants to help me
organize this assembly. it can be as small and "pissig" as we
want it to be, i just really don't want to do this alone since i
am doing so much already.
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we have until tomorrow, there is a deadline then.
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