[ SECRET POST #2028 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2028 ⌋

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Notes:

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Comments

[omorka]

All cons have small-group-politics problems, and it takes a really deft con-com (or high natural turnover*) for that to not eventually turn toxic. It happens no matter what the size of the con is, or what type it is, but I imagine that for really big cons the level of toxicity can go up really fast.

*The one con I've remained affiliated with for a long time is a college con, and because of the nature of a college club, half the con-com rotates out every four or five years. The faculty sponsor of the club is the only source of institutional memory, which is sometimes a problem, but holy crap has the forced turnover cut down on bad-blood personal politics.