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Not sure where to ask this, so this seemed like the at least a starting place...does anyone know if not having carpet in the walkways was brought up during the talkback?
Not sure where to ask this, so this seemed like the at least a starting place...does anyone know if not having carpet in the walkways was brought up during the talkback?My knees and feet were pounding after a couple of days walking on nothing but the concrete floor. I understand cutting costs or even not having the people-power to lay carpet in such a large building, but not having it this year was really noticeable and I really hope it was mentioned and will be addressed next year.I'll likely email them about this, just to see, but always appreciate the input on this forumCheers,~S
Isn't it the convention centers responsibility to lay down the carpet? It's not like they pull up the carpet after every convention.
Typical of the media to focus on the negative.Tens of thousands of people converge on their city to have a good time, and they want to focus on the 15 - 20 that raised ADA/Hall-H issues.But I guess that why they hired David Glanzer!!!
As someone who was at the Talkback, that was pretty much an accurate representation of issues that were raised. 95% of the people who came to the mike talked about the Hall H line issues and ADA issues at Hall H. The people who wanted to praise how Hall H was run apparently didn't attend the Talkback. (Is there anyone who thinks Hall H lines were managed well?)The woman in the article Catherine Murray was in tears when she got to the mike. It was tough to watch and listen.