Kernul Killbuck wrote:I'm trying to figure out how to create a "Periodic Table of Not Well Thought Out Paranoid BM Ticket Conspiracies" but... It's gonna end up looking like Quantum Mechanics...
The CO wrote:What back room dealing? The criteria are well stated. Based on that, I'm willing to trust the people that run the event to decide what they think will contibute to the event.
Are you going to personally go to each camp/et al that gets tickets, and judge them?
lemur wrote:
people want to justify their anti-borg rage right now.. oh, but in the name of transparency!! yes!! oh, and also yes, to give the LLC practice for when they are a non for profit.. yeah!!
pfft.
just come out and say it for how it really is: I WANT TO SEE THE LIST SO I CAN KNOW WHO TO POINT FINGERS AT
THAT i could respect.. but this hiding behind transparency BS, ..pfft.. lame.
Kernul Killbuck wrote:I'm trying to figure out how to create a "Periodic Table of Not Well Thought Out Paranoid BM Ticket Conspiracies" but... It's gonna end up looking like Quantum Mechanics...
Kernul Killbuck wrote:I'm trying to figure out how to create a "Periodic Table of Not Well Thought Out Paranoid BM Ticket Conspiracies" but... It's gonna end up looking like Quantum Mechanics...
alt12 wrote:Kernul Killbuck wrote:I'm trying to figure out how to create a "Periodic Table of Not Well Thought Out Paranoid BM Ticket Conspiracies" but... It's gonna end up looking like Quantum Mechanics...
Its not a conspiracy its human and nature and its physics. How these tickets are distributed will differ if the information is made public or private. They amount of absolute naivtete and astounding trust in the org is remarkable. I realize its Burning Man but this is still planet earth. The org is still filled with actual human beings not benevolent angels and there are actual money and resources being transferred.
lemur wrote:
people want to justify their anti-borg rage right now.. oh, but in the name of transparency!! yes!! oh, and also yes, to give the LLC practice for when they are a non for profit.. yeah!!
pfft.
just come out and say it for how it really is: I WANT TO SEE THE LIST SO I CAN KNOW WHO TO POINT FINGERS AT
THAT i could respect.. but this hiding behind transparency BS, ..pfft.. lame.
Bay Bridge Sue wrote:Tellya what. If YOU get a ticket, somehow, will YOU put YOUR name on a listfor the "transparecy" of those who didn't get to go, are righteously angry and looking for a scapegoat to go all zombie over?
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Its not a conspiracy its human and nature and its physics. How these tickets are distributed will differ if the information is made public or private. They amount of absolute naivtete and astounding trust in the org is remarkable. I realize its Burning Man but this is still planet earth. The org is still filled with actual human beings not benevolent angels and there are actual money and resources being transferred.
engineerbender wrote:I'm not welding a fucking thing for burning man until they sort this shit out. Let the dumb asses that think first come first serve is unfair. Your art is not going to weld itself for your festival......and i have enough going on between life and work and the project to have to deal with the fact that I may not go.
EspressoDude wrote:alt: how is the org to 'evaluate' which of the 500+ bars or which of the 50+ DJ camps is worthy? Totally subjective. Whose dubstep is better than someone else's? Is a camp that plays Lawrence Welk more worthy than one that plays The Doors and Rolling Stones?
Not much different than putting together the line-up for Coachella.... It is not open and transparent
engineerbender wrote:weld your own art. better start now. A group of 100 to 200 with a large art car project has only 15 people with tickets then time. Suck it.
engineerbender wrote:weld your own art. better start now. A group of 100 to 200 with a large art car project has only 15 people with tickets then time. Suck it.
trilobyte wrote:It's also entirely possible (or even likely) that among the people who did get tickets (burners who'd taken time off, people who haven't been part of a theme camp before, newbies) are all kinds of creative and resourceful, some may even already possess the skills. Rather than throwing in the towel or complaining about the impossibility of it all, try and make it work. If you're part of an art project trying to crew up and get people with skills, post here. If you're part of an art car trying to help build your crew, post here. Theme camps in need, post here. Increase your numbers to help get'er done while your resourceful crewmembers continue to be resourceful and try to get tickets through the ticket exchange or the after-market.
Simon of the Playa wrote:lighten the fuck up people, this is supposed to be fun.

C187 wrote:alt12 wrote:I would like to appeal to the BMORG to make public a list of which theme camps, art projects, mutant vehicles, and volunteer groups received the tickets as well as a breakout of how many. This kind of transparency is the only way to account for the back room process that was recently employed to distribute the last 10,000 tickets that were originally allotted to the general public. You already publish which art projects receive grant funding every year and similar rationale applies here.
Would anyone else like to know which camps, art projects, MVs got received an allotment of tickets?
Generally speaking tickets that go out to volunteers (or the like) are not included in the number of tickets for sale to the public. The total number of tickets that goes out to these people is listed somewhere for public view. I just can't remember where.. But it is listed.
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