[nopardons]

They are, absolutely, concerning this " state invasion " of their's. As I said, this has been talked about, written about, and posted to FR for YEARS. They can't even get 100 people together to do this, nor can they decide, aamongst themselves, which state to attempt to " take over ". If THAT isn't " all talk & no action ", then I don't know WHAT is !

[Cathryn Crawford]

I'm confused. I thought they had almost forty thousand people together.

[A.J.Armitage]

The plan calls for a vote once they reach 5,000 members. They have about 4,000. Not 100. Of course they haven't decided yet.

[archy]

They can't even get 100 people together to do this, nor can they decide, aamongst themselves, which state to attempt to " take over ". If THAT isn't " all talk & no action ", then I don't know WHAT is !

Signed members as of 6-12-2003: 4,087

Since the number of pledged FSP *Porcupine* members is posted on the FSP homepage and information on the rates of growth of the project is also available, I have to figure that you're either uninformed and working from very outdated secondhand information, are illiterate and unable to read and analyze the FSP info figures for yourself, or are a deliberate liar.

The FSP had around 3000 pledged [to make the move to the chosen state] members in Mid-April, about 6 weeks back and now having passed 4000, can be reasonably expected to reach that 5000 number at which point the vote for which first goal state will be chosen will be held within two to four months. The FSP projection is that will be in around 16 weeks; I'm betting it'll be closer to 8; but it'll be somewhere around that ballpark.

-archy-/-