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===Programming===
===Programming===
M45 is now past, and we are [[M46 Programming Brainstorm|brainstorming for M46]].
* [[M45 Chronological listing of programming items|Programming listing for Minicon 45]]
* [[M45 Chronological listing of programming items|Programming listing for Minicon 45]]


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* [[Documents or database?]]
* [[Documents or database?]]
; Historical  
; Historical  
* [[M45 Chronological listing of programming items|Programming listing for Minicon 45]]
* [[Minicon45_Programming|Brainstorming list for Minicon 45]]
* [[Minicon45_Programming|Brainstorming list for Minicon 45]]
* [[Programming ideas for Minicon 44]]
* [[Programming ideas for Minicon 44]]

Revision as of 21:44, 11 April 2010

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Minnstf Links

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.

General-interest Minicon stuff

Current Minicon Webpages

Previous Minicons

Minicon History

Resources for Minicon (and other con) running

Running a small convention or convention-related 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

M45 is now past, and we are brainstorming for M46.

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.

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Art Show