MyDearFriend wrote:I can't believe I'm taking shit from a meat-cake-with-teeth. :lol:
ZaphodBurner wrote:
The difference between buying a ticket from a scalper and prostituting yourself for one is, if you suck dick for a ticket and brag about it, burners will still respect you.
A Jester wrote:Whoa, seriously?
You shared your ideas with them in a thread you made on the internet and they didn't do exactly what you suggested? That's fucked up! I'm going to go make a webpage telling them to apologize to you!
liz-lemon wrote:I think I figured out the best way to fix Burning Man ticket issues! Just be really up front about implementing a new rule before tickets go on sale:
No RVs or buses.
The only exception is you apply to bring them, much like how art cars work. Some people might need them for projects, so in those cases they could be allowed but for the most part people should be living in spaces designed for the event. I think this would really add to the environment and discourage a lot of people who just bus in to party and eat up all the tickets.
karma_cat wrote:liz-lemon wrote:I think I figured out the best way to fix Burning Man ticket issues! Just be really up front about implementing a new rule before tickets go on sale:
No RVs or buses.
The only exception is you apply to bring them, much like how art cars work. Some people might need them for projects, so in those cases they could be allowed but for the most part people should be living in spaces designed for the event. I think this would really add to the environment and discourage a lot of people who just bus in to party and eat up all the tickets.
Sometimes it's the really simple ideas that make the most sense
Zeke Chaparral wrote:You could still allow RVs to the event. Just have them park in an official, allocated parking facility. The parking facility could be located just outside the town of Gerlach and have a shuttle service to transport them to and from the festival. These comfort seekers would not be fully counted toward the BLM attendance cap for the festival.
lemur wrote:Zeke Chaparral wrote:You could still allow RVs to the event. Just have them park in an official, allocated parking facility. The parking facility could be located just outside the town of Gerlach and have a shuttle service to transport them to and from the festival. These comfort seekers would not be fully counted toward the BLM attendance cap for the festival.
lol..
OMG SEEKING COMFORT AT BURNING MAN?! HOW DARE THEY!!!!
EVERYONE SHOULD SLEEP ON A DIRTY OLD FUTON IN THE CENTER CAMP CAFE, LIKE A REAL BURNER
Zeke Chaparral wrote:lemur wrote:Zeke Chaparral wrote:You could still allow RVs to the event. Just have them park in an official, allocated parking facility. The parking facility could be located just outside the town of Gerlach and have a shuttle service to transport them to and from the festival. These comfort seekers would not be fully counted toward the BLM attendance cap for the festival.
lol..
OMG SEEKING COMFORT AT BURNING MAN?! HOW DARE THEY!!!!
EVERYONE SHOULD SLEEP ON A DIRTY OLD FUTON IN THE CENTER CAMP CAFE, LIKE A REAL BURNER
I'll have to admit that my idea for a solution was somewhat tongue-in-cheek.
karma_cat wrote:Zeke Chaparral wrote:lemur wrote:
lol..
OMG SEEKING COMFORT AT BURNING MAN?! HOW DARE THEY!!!!
EVERYONE SHOULD SLEEP ON A DIRTY OLD FUTON IN THE CENTER CAMP CAFE, LIKE A REAL BURNER
I'll have to admit that my idea for a solution was somewhat tongue-in-cheek.
I know somewhere else you could put your tongue
liz-lemon wrote:I think that if people can't get a permit for their RV then they can find new creative solutions to their dwelling situation. Those people who really need them for their theme camp can still get passes and be allowed.
The tourist buses and lame RVs are huge eye sores… and most of the people are not on vibe with the culture.
If wealthy tourists want their RV's then they should be artistically modified or tailored to the event!!!!!

liz-lemon wrote:I think that if people can't get a permit for their RV then they can find new creative solutions to their dwelling situation. Those people who really need them for their theme camp can still get passes and be allowed.
The tourist buses and lame RVs are huge eye sores… and most of the people are not on vibe with the culture.
If wealthy tourists want their RV's then they should be artistically modified or tailored to the event!!!!!
unjonharley wrote:=
The solution is.. ( this year everyone fucked with the system)
First, stop fucking with the system.. The house always wins.. Your system is moot..
Burners register for the tier they can afford, for only the tickets they need.
Let the lottery spin it's self out.. Your ticket didn't come up on your tier?? You stay home.. You scrape up more money and buy post lotto tickets.. Throw your hat in STEP
I intend to spend $400 on a ticket. that is my top dollar. After that I stay home.
liz-lemon wrote:Not fully sure what you are referring to here, but.. if your are pointing at my spelling, well I am dyslexic.. Spelling is not my strong area.
liz-lemon wrote:Not fully sure what you are referring to here, but.. if your are pointing at my spelling, well I am dyslexic.. Spelling is not my strong area.
ZaphodBurner wrote:
The difference between buying a ticket from a scalper and prostituting yourself for one is, if you suck dick for a ticket and brag about it, burners will still respect you.
liz-lemon wrote:what the thought is, we are trying get Burning Man's creativity to expand.... we want the whole experience to be as unique, strange and artistic of a sharing experience as possible.
If people need the lame RV's or the bus's for the benefit of others as well as themselves, they will still be awarded them. The can fill out a form saying how they will use it. Burning man gets to decide who goes. I think we should limit this number. This will get people into tighter communities, if they want this comfort without the artistic effort (burning man is about learning to share, and community). If people want a comfy RV and want to get around the system ... they will be forced to make an artistic solution. boo hoo.. i have to make art
We want Burning man to stay as creative and positively strange as possible here....
The goal is to have the event and not full of only those who can buy scalped tickets and perhaps not contribute to the creativity of environment....
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