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== Minnstf Links ==
*[http://www.mnstf.org Mnstf web page]
*[http://www.mnstf.org/records/ Minnstf Records Page] -  Bylaws, older Board minutes, tax records


;Recent Minnstf Board Minutes in Wiki format
* [[minutes_oct26_2007]]
* [[minutes_dec15_2007]]
=== Minnstf History ===
[http://www.smithway.org/history/fathers1.html The Floundering Fathers Panel] - An interview with Minnstf founders Nate Bucklin, Ken Fletcher, Fred Haskell, Frank Stodolka, and Jim Young, circa 1977
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== Minicon stuff ==
== Minicon stuff ==
=== Current Minicon Webpages ===
=== Current Minicon Webpages ===

Revision as of 07:53, 30 October 2008

Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.

Minnstf Links

Recent Minnstf Board Minutes in Wiki format

Minnstf History

The Floundering Fathers Panel - An interview with Minnstf founders Nate Bucklin, Ken Fletcher, Fred Haskell, Frank Stodolka, and Jim Young, circa 1977



Minicon stuff

Current Minicon Webpages

Minicon History

Resources for con-running

Blog

Blog is the traditional drink of Minicon. It's a sweet fruit punch, typically spiked with liberal amounts of vodka. The nonalcoholic variant is referred to as "St. Paul blog" for historical reasons. - Blog Recipe

Moderator Tip Sheet

The Moderator Tip Sheet was developed by the Programming Committed for Minicon 24. Besides general tips on how to plan and run a panel at an SF convention, the Tip Sheet includes a handy dandy worksheet for the moderator to use before and during the panel.

Running a small convention

Programming

Registration