Re: AIS JULY BULLETIN
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- Subject: Re: AIS JULY BULLETIN
- From: J* I* J* <j*@ix.netcom.com>
- Date: Fri, 26 Jul 1996 18:54:54 -0700
- References: <31F9333E.6633@netcom.ca>
Christopher Hollinshead wrote:
>
> Perhaps part of the problem here with the high number of non-renewals is
> due to the fact that it was recently publicized that the AIS memberships
> expiring June 30th this year would be extended to December 31 this year
> to bring them in line with the new membership year structure recently
> approved by AIS. Thus people expect that their membership will continue
> until December this year. It could be that they are waiting until then
> to renew.
I can only say what my own reaction would be , and that is: lacking any other
direction from the membership committee or board of directors, I would assume
that my membership would be extended, or at least I would be told to ante up a
partial years dues. I'll bet we have a significant factor here on why there were
so many drops.
Some sort of policy statement would be appropriate. People tend to fill in
vacuums with answers that best suit THEM...
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