Main Page
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Minnstf Links
- Mnstf web page
- Minnstf Records Page - Bylaws, older Board minutes, tax records
Minnstf History
The Floundering Fathers Panel - An interview with Minnstf founders Nate Bucklin, Ken Fletcher, Fred Haskell, Frank Stodolka, and Jim Young, circa 1977
Minnstf Document Digitization Project
Otherwise known as MinDocDigPro. This is an ongoing effort to digitize Minnstf (and in particular Minicon) documents. Here's the organizing page of the project.
Minicon stuff
Current Minicon Webpages
Previous Minicons
- Minicon 44 (2009)
- Programming ideas for Minicon 44
- Minicon 43 (2008)
Minicon History
- Minicon Home Page - contains links to all home pages for previous Minicons
- Minicon is on Wikipedia!
- Wikipedia list of past Minicons- 3 lines for each con
- Minicon mini-history - quick summary of recent Minicons including name of chair and attendance
- Minicons 1-30, detailed summary
- Fred's Minicon history, 1-39 - includes dates, hotel, GOH, and attendance
Resources for con-running
- Small_Convention - Tips on planning and running a small SF convention
- Hosting the Minicon Pool Party
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. See the Blog Recipe.
Programming
- Room requirements for Minicon
- Scheduling notes
- The seasons of programming
- Supplies needed for Programming
- Who's good for which programming
- Documents or database?
- Historical
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. Now and then other cons ask if they can use it. We always say yes.
Registration
Signs and At-Con Communications
- How Many Easels we need at the con