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SSA National Convention, every year, every other?



 
 
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Old March 6th 04, 07:09 PM
Eric Greenwell
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Chris OCallaghan wrote:


If I had the sense that a convention had many new, interesting
products and insights to offer, I might be enticed to make it a
regular pilgrimage. Under the current formula, I'm coming once every 8
years.


But would holding it every two years result in more new things to see or
talk about? I doubt that the manufacturers, vendors, or speakers would
be making/doing more just because the conentions were held less often.
Wouldn't it still take 8 years to get enough new things to entice you?

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