Quote by Darren from the other SEED thread
Noted all the feedback on the newbies feeling a bit left out, unfortunately being in a public place means that we don't have leeway to setup a sort of registration table for newbies to sort of make themselves known.
We are not an un-friendly bunch, but sometimes, we tend to get caught up with discussions in groups, thus giving the impression of cliques.
I have noticed this myself, and also am partly to blame when getting too busy with coordinating the MOs, so have not been able to intro to newbies.
I guess there's no easy solution to this, other than newbies gathering enough nerve to be thickskin a bit and break thru the ice.
But hopefully, we can come up with some more appealing ways for newbies to integrate themselves. And note to newbies, after attending two SEEDs, consider lao jiao thus dehuis cannot say he newbie any more :devil:
Anyone have any ideas how to make SEEDs less intimidating for newbies?