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rabbitjoker
aural sadist

Registered: Aug 2002
Location: Toronto, ON, CANADA
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| quote: | Originally posted by Floorwhore
but aren't the same things happening with your 2HP radio show on a weekly basis? Shouldn't the same 'concerns' apply to non-event related threads as well? |
(When I contributed to this thread I didn't talk about specific people/events/organizations. I kept the discussion broad because I don't think singling people out is the best way to have an open, mature discussion. I am going to stick to my guns are not get specific or personal.)
I don't believe the same concerns apply to non-event related threads because non-event threads are VERY different and serve VERY different purposes.
Events have special considerations that need to be known and understood (Financial, Number of Threads, Operational) and these considerations are why people have concern about event/roll-call threads and their proper use, who posts them, who bumps them, who influences them, etc.
1) Financial Considerations
- Event promoters/organizers are compensated for the events they organize/promote [compensation can be in the form of money/drinks/other benefits, etc].
- Events are affiliated with businesses (venues, production companies, etc).
- All events make money (revenue positive) for either the promoter, booker, venue, talent, bar, etc.
Non-event threads do not have financial considerations attached to them.
2) Number of Thread Considerations
- Events have 1 event thread and 1 roll call for every single event.
- Both of these threads are used throughout the week (usually every day leading up to the event date and sometimes even afterwords).
- Often promoters have multiple events per week which means multiple event threads and multiple roll calls posted.
Non-event threads are generally contained to one single thread that is generally used only when necessary or relevant.
3) Operational Considerations
- Events are live musical performances, held at some sort of venue with some sort of marketing effort associated with them.
Non-event threads do not serve the purpose to market a venue or live performance.
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I don't want to get deeper into this (and more importantly I don't want to get into individual specifics). The above considerations clearly differentiate how event threads and non-event threads are different.
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Nov-17-2006 17:13
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Sasha
Obsequey

Registered: Jun 2005
Location: Doll-Dagga Buzz-Buzz Ziggety Zag
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Nov-17-2006 17:20
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Jem_hadar
I remember...

Registered: Nov 2003
Location: Pandora (South of Nowhere)
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| quote: | Originally posted by rabbitjoker
(When I contributed to this thread I didn't talk about specific people/events/organizations. I kept the discussion broad because I don't think singling people out is the best way to have an open, mature discussion. I am going to stick to my guns are not get specific or personal.)
I don't believe the same concerns apply to non-event related threads because non-event threads are VERY different and serve VERY different purposes.
Events have special considerations that need to be known and understood (Financial, Number of Threads, Operational) and these considerations are why people have concern about event/roll-call threads and their proper use, who posts them, who bumps them, who influences them, etc.
1) Financial Considerations
- Event promoters/organizers are compensated for the events they organize/promote [compensation can be in the form of money/drinks/other benefits, etc].
- Events are affiliated with businesses (venues, production companies, etc).
- All events make money (revenue positive) for either the promoter, booker, venue, talent, bar, etc.
Non-event threads do not have financial considerations attached to them.
2) Number of Thread Considerations
- Events have 1 event thread and 1 roll call for every single event.
- Both of these threads are used throughout the week (usually every day leading up to the event date and sometimes even afterwords).
- Often promoters have multiple events per week which means multiple event threads and multiple roll calls posted.
Non-event threads are generally contained to one single thread that is generally used only when necessary or relevant.
3) Operational Considerations
- Events are live musical performances, held at some sort of venue with some sort of marketing effort associated with them.
Non-event threads do not serve the purpose to market a venue or live performance.
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I don't want to get deeper into this (and more importantly I don't want to get into individual specifics). The above considerations clearly differentiate how event threads and non-event threads are different. |
Interesting and well said. I knew there was going to be a response I was looking forward to reading. 
Glad you responded
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Nov-17-2006 17:26
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jon jon
viva la clubland

Registered: Jan 2001
Location: Footwork
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| quote: | Originally posted by Floorwhore
I'm interested to hear what you consider the actions for one to take in order to portray themselves as a dj of Danny T's status..... |
| quote: | Originally posted by jon jon
The constant DJ jargon of helping to sponsor one’s “gig” or advice on which “bomb” or “gem” to drop next has gone far past exasperating. The continuous roll call hi-jacking, the non-stop “review back scratching” in order to get a future “performance”, the free guestlist passes, the live-set recordings, the location endorsement, the promotional shots, the bumping of a thread with a post bereft of any meaning, the ass kissing, the flyer artwork, the unremitting “stellar” weekly club events held in non-club locations, will the pestering ever stop?
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Nov-17-2006 17:28
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