[SkateDC] Skate DC Weekend Facebook Event

[Carl Ford]

Because a lot of out-of-town skaters are on FB.

Quoting "Jérémy R." <rubio.jeremy at gmail.com>:

> Hi,
>
> Why don't you use doodle.com instead of facebook when you want to know who
> will be at a particular event? facebook is restrictive and one of the last
> thing invented to steal your time.
>
> Jérémy, saved from facebook (I'll be there)
>
>
> 2009/3/18 Bill English <english60 at yahoo.com>
>
>> There is a Facebook Event for SkateDC Weekend 2009. So far, 21 people have
>> confirmed that they will participate. 31 people are listed in the "maybe"
>> category, and 23 have declined the event invitation. 23 others have not yet
>> responded.
>>
>> If you want a Facebook invitation to SkateDC Weekend, reply to me and I'll
>> send you one right away. You will be able to see who is coming when you view
>> the Facebook Event, and also can see some photos and a video from SkateDC
>> Weekend 2008.
>>
>> Looks like we will have a great turnout in 2009. Remember to make your
>> hotel reservation by April 1 if you want to get the special Homewood Suites
>> $169 rate.
>>
>> You don't need Facebook in order to participate in SkateDC weekend, but it
>> is our only mechanism to check who is coming. There is no pre-registration
>> procedure for SkateDC Weekend. Full event information is posted outside of
>> Facebook at http://www.skatedcweekend.info/
>>
>> Facebook doesn't cost anything, and neither does SkateDC weekend.
>>
>>
>>
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