Phoenix.pm: Tempe/East Vally PerlMongers Approved.

[Scott Thompson]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-phoenix-pm-list at pm.org
> [mailto:owner-phoenix-pm-list at pm.org]On Behalf Of Tom Achtenberg
> Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 9:57 AM
> To: 'phoenix-pm-list at happyfunball.pm.org'
> Subject: RE: Phoenix.pm: Tempe/East Vally PerlMongers Approved.
>
>
> Hi Craig, I'm fairly new to the group and Perl.  My main project
> right now is converting our web site to a content management
> system called WebGUI that is written in Perl.  As part of that
> I'll be writing a few Perl scripts too.  I too like IIS and ASP
> so Scott, you're not alone.
>
> Since Deer Valley/Anthem is my neck of the woods, I could
> probably actually attend a meeting in that area.  Downtown and
> the East side at night just don't work for me.  And Scott, while
> I have not said anything, I too have grown weary of all the
> childish snipping about avoiding people at meetings...
>

So, when you and I are at a meeting at the same time, we can specifically
NOT avoid each other, and go in our own corner (rotting-fruit-shield in
place...) and discuss PerlScript/ASP.

Cool. :)

FYI, feel free to bounce any ideas off my head.  As the fruit stains on the
wall can attest, I'm the penultimate rubber-necker.

All joking aside, the reason I asked if I was coming into a politically
volatile situation was to know -- before I show up -- who's pissed at who.

I hate to boil it down to that, but hey -- politics among passionate persons
can make long-time enemies if you talk to the wrong person.  I don't wanna
be burning any bridges as I'm crossing them.  At the same time, far be it
from me to avoid Person A because Person B says I should.  I'd just hate to
think that Person B would start avoiding me because I said "Hi" to Person A.

*sigh*  Maybe I should lurk for a while, eh? :)

Scott