What's a "DOT"?

hummingbird · Post by **hummingbird** » Mon Sep 29, 2008 6:00 am

Sept 29, 2008, 2:45am, jpmuzic wrote:Hello I am a new member that is very glad that I am coming to the Rally wanted to ask a question about the Dots is there a special color that you have to have? No special colour - but, the name tags are white, so I suggest a dark or bright colour

hummingbird · Post by **hummingbird** » Sun Oct 05, 2008 3:12 am

someone coming to their first Rally just asked me what a "Dot" is.... so I'm bumpin' this thread

jpmuzic · Post by **jpmuzic** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 8:04 pm

I want to ask a question about the dots. Is there a speical color that one has to wear?

hummingbird · Post by **hummingbird** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 8:14 pm

Oct 7, 2008, 11:04pm, jpmuzic wrote:I want to ask a question about the dots. Is there a speical color that one has to wear? you are not the first to ask... the name tags are white, so I suggest a darker or brighter colour

hummingbird · Post by **hummingbird** » Thu Oct 09, 2008 3:56 pm

Just bumping this thread... since folks are asking

jazzstan · Post by **jazzstan** » Fri Oct 10, 2008 11:35 am

Ok, I've got my "DOT" ready.Keep an eye out for me, ok?

tedsingingfox · Post by **tedsingingfox** » Fri Oct 10, 2008 12:09 pm

Just in case...I met a woman last year on the last evening of the Rally who complained that none of the other dots had spoken to her.I asked her what she thought the problem was, and she HONESTLY told me that she had no idea. I took a look at her badge, and her idea of a dot was this tiny little black speck on her badge that she had scribbled in place with a pen.WRONG! But thank you for playing.so, THAT is NOT going to do you any good, OK? Your dot needs to be large and noticable from across a crowded convention. the louder and bolder the color, the better. Otherwise, don't wait for another dot to approach YOU. If you spot a dot, introduce yourself. You will NEVER regret it.Can't wait to meet as many dots as possible this year.

coachdebra · Post by **coachdebra** » Sun Oct 19, 2008 11:51 am

Quote:so, THAT is NOT going to do you any good, OK? Your dot needs to be large and noticable from across a crowded convention. the louder and bolder the color, the better.Otherwise, don't wait for another dot to approach YOU. If you spot a dot, introduce yourself. You will NEVER regret it.Can't wait to meet as many dots as possible this year.Isn't that an interesting irony - at a conference to market yourself - making your statement "Hello I'm here!" a small barely visible little tiny dot - could that be a problem with her marketing herself as well? I'd be curious to know.Ted - I think what you're saying goes not just for the dots - but for everything you do at the rally - be noticeable and if there's someone you want to meet go up and introduce yourself! Your coach,Debra

ragani · Post by **ragani** » Sun Oct 19, 2008 4:10 pm

Oct 10, 2008, 3:09pm, tedsingingfox wrote:I asked her what she thought the problem was, and she HONESTLY told me that she had no idea. I took a look at her badge, and her idea of a dot was this tiny little black speck on her badge that she had scribbled in place with a pen.WRONG! But thank you for playing.LOL! OMG, you're so funny, Ted!I'm going to make a really really tiny tiny dot on my badge and see who can find me. Hahaha! Maybe we should have some kind of contest... if you find the person with the smallest dot, you WIN! But seriously, bigger is better:

hummingbird · Post by **hummingbird** » Sun Oct 19, 2008 4:57 pm

I think all Forum Members at the Rally should just carry one of these:

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