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On Sun, Nov 26, 2006 at 02:04:51PM +0000, hantslug@??? wrote:
> Speaking as a perennial newbie, I would worry more about the
> audience. I can, and have, spend/t 10 minutes showing Kmail's paces
> at a BaB to someone who was looking to choose an email client and
> wanted to know about it. But I knew that on that occasion and
> speaking to that particular person I did in fact know more about
> that specific application. A LUG meeting talk would be quite
> another matter. I would know that the majority of my audience knew
> far more about my subject than I did - on any relevant subject you
> care to name.
That's untrue. Literally *every* HantsLUG talk I've been to (even
the ones I was giving), I found out at least something about the
subject that I didn't know. Even the ones that were targetted at the
total beginner.
> I cannot be alone in this. So it is not only that we feel that we
> do not know our subject well enough - it is the knowledge that
> almost everyone else does know the subject!
If you were to give that 10-minute talk about Kmail, probably
everything you'd say would be new to me, as I don't think I've even
seen it started, let alone used.
Hugo.
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