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Subject: Re: [HackerspaceSG] Stuff going on
From: Alvin Jiang <aji...@gmail.com>
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Hi Luther,

Thanks for reminding. I thought I sent it with the original announcement =
post, but apparently not. Check your inbox though, I might have sent it =
to a few people prior to the list announcement.

Anyway, here it is for everyone:

Each participant gets to award as many points as there are participants =
to other participants. Eg, 20 people, 20 points each to award. You can =
award them however you like. Each point is worth 1 week's membership, =
rounded to the nearest month (min 1 month, max 12). Free membership can =
only be claimed after arrears are settled, and new members are still =
subject to the on boarding policy, which is to get 2 sponsors (should be =
no problem if you participate) and 1 month's upfront payment. Awarded =
tier of membership is at the same tier you're at or are paying for. =
Awarded membership cannot be used to settle arrears. No receipts or =
invoices will be issued for free membership (duh) - your membership =
status will merely be updated with the new expiry date.

I'm open to other ideas that allow anyone who seriously contributes to =
enjoy the fruits of their labour.

There are no prizes as HackDo is be across several areas, and all the =
sponsorship will be going to food, drink and cleaning supplies.

Cheers,
Alvin.

> Could you please provide details of how the rewards system will be =
implemented? I looked up =
http://hackerspacesg.pbworks.com/w/page/55539710/Plenum-20120717/ and =
didn't find precise details and the date is really drawing near. Thanks =
in advance.
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> Best regards,
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> Luther
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> Chat: http://hackerspace.sg/chat
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