On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 10:56 AM, Ryan Rix <phrkonaleash@gmail.com> wrote:

Lisa Kachold wrote:
> After interacting in PLUG events over the last 3 years here, teaching at
> freegeek.org and running the POWUG for 3 years in Oregon while also after
> interacting in technology for more than 25 years in the trenches, I have
> seen a great deal of bad manners, ineffective competition, and behavior that
> leads anywhere but toward free and open discussion and interaction.
>
> I have also observed interaction styles and personality types that save a
> group with their fun approach, easy going nature and humanism.
>
> As you read these you might try not to descend to black and white thinking,
> but see what each type ultimately provides to the group experience.
>

These are all PLUG misters.
Where are the PLUG Misses? :D

Ah, do you have additional (female) types?

DISCLAIMER:

Mr. is used in a purely androgynous way! I was referring to no ONE person, but attributes perhaps shared by all (self included). I was in no way lampooning YOU, so please do not take offense.

There are female archetypes, but I have yet to have seen them in our PLUG endeavors, generally they included fiegning stupidity as a sexual behavior, or pretending to be interested in Linux while working their way through a great number of men privately in borderline personality disorder acting out.

Ryan