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I don't have a problem with the other rules which seem like reasonably standard brand protection. However, the subtle anti-community message that the prohibiti
by politician 14y ago
I don't have a problem with the other rules which seem like reasonably standard brand protection. However, the subtle anti-community message that the prohibition against student-lead participation conveys is contrary to the overt pro-community messages communicated by the rest of the letter.
Although it might be as you say that these student events aren't run by students so much as for students by festival operators. In which case, I'd tend to agree with you.
- intended 14y agoStudent fests here are a big thing, and their branding easily can out shadow the TedX event itself. TedX would then be just a side show, and addition to the original event. Its an issue of co-branding, and not being part of the ethos of TedX, i.e. giving back to the community. It would be just another college event.
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