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[NEWS AND VIEWS] « Last minute agreement. | Home | Ironic! » December 09, 2003Aboard the Marie Celeste. Granted, some of the meetings advertised here seem boring, but you would have thought that the speakers would turn up, at least. Not so, according to one exasperated volunteer standing outside the Labour and Information Society meeting. "Speakers haven't been turning up to about 25 per cent of the meetings," she said. "I think it's because they are having trouble getting through registration. Hopefully it will be better tomorrow."With queues getting longer by the minute, we think this is optimistic. Speakerless meetings (no speaker turning up within half an hour of the scheduled start) have so far included: Labour and Information Society Software Libre para una Sociedad del Conoc Igualitaria y Multicultural Anyone wanting to name and shame meetings that bear a passing resemblance to the Marie Celeste should comment below.... Jack Malvern @ December 9, 2003 01:33 PM
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