Ken,

I will give you that one. The "branding" seminar was outstanding. Kudo's for that one. And, of course the FSC 2257 was good, well attended and good info.

The problem, when fighting the throngs, was trying to figure out where the heck they were going to be held.

When we arrived to pickup our badges we were directed to the registration line for the Expo. Couldn't tell from the signage. After standing in that line we were then directed to the proper line so we got to stand again. While going to that line we say the signage for the "Internext Seminars". But then, they weren't held there so we were late for the first seminar.

After finally getting registering we then had to to back upstairs, down the hallway, around the corner and then back down a long corridor to find the Internext. Hell, by the time we got there I was pooped. Keep in mind, I'm the guy who broke his leg in 11 places a year and a half ago so walking long distances still isn't in the cards.

After going thru the Internext hall, which was a big dissappointment, we then decided to go to the Expo, figuring of course it was back where we originally tried to register. So, back we go, fighitng the computer geeks, back down the long corridor, around the corner, back down the long hallway, back down the stairs and into what, as far as we knew, was the entirety of the Expo. Again, fairly dissappointed with the exhibitors on the floor for a gay webmaster.

Finally, someone told us to go check out upstairs for the rest of the Expo. So, back up the stairs and FINALLY onto the floor. Another dissapointment. Looked all over for the "gay" area and finally found them stuck back in the rear corner. A few booths there, but almost seemed like the gay side of the industry was being treated like the ugly step sisters.

I just think that all in all it was not organized well, very confusing, distances way to far between the floors and just not much there for adult webmasters, especially gay webmasters.

Bill