[Ansteorra] Which brings us to...

[J.G. Bretz]

> > If I go to an event that is not my local event...I assume that the
teardown
> > is taken care of.  I feel I am a guest.  I find that we need to only
ask.  I
> > think most people assume things are arranged previous.  If not...one
needs
> > only ask.  I would never presume to tear down someone's setup as a
matter of
> > course.
>
> No argument there.  Some people prefer to work and will work at any
> event they attend.  But one of the nice things about traveling, besides
> seeing different people, is not be obligated to do all the work.
> However, in some groups it's difficult to get the locals to work a local
> event.
>
> --Perronnelle

I am not at all saying this is the case in the original situation presented,
as I do not know.  I think we too often do not try and get group consensus
on many things we do at events.  The autocrat and a small group of
interested people put it on, but often we don't know what is happening until
the last meeting or the event.  This is not always the case, but people are
often better motivated to help when they had buy in in the first place.
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