The conference was very informative! It was really great to meet other pactitioners and gain new perspectives. Thanks for all the hard work you did also!
It looks like I was successful in posting the event through the ADR Section's home page. I think the welcoming message led me to the invalid website. That's probably an easy edit to help other newcomers when they join the Section.
When I entered information about my event and clicked on "Save," I was automatically directed to that website. Upon that, I received the feedback message that the website was not valid. There may be an extra step for me to take in order to reach a valid website to post the event.
It worked! As I am a bit of a neophyte (certainly not a Luddite) when it comes to the Internet and "social/professional Internet networking," so I may tap you occasionally if I run into a brick wall. My web guy is pretty great at answering my questions, but I likely will run into occasional industry-specific challenges. I trust I would not be imposing myself on you. Maybe you could supplement your "Beyond the Courthouse" income with a consulting business.
Talk with you soon,
Michele
Hi Jeff,
Thanks for your note. I am really pleased with developments in the WSBA ADR Section, particularly this enhanced mode of communication. Although I do not want to put my hat in the ring to fill the vacancy on the Board of the Section, I feel strongly that the Section should foster closer ties with the ABA Section of Dispute Resolution and I can contribute to this effort. Thanks for your work in invigorating the Section. I hope to see you soon at one of the many ADR conferences and events.
Larry
Jeff, thank you! I am thrilled we are starting the conversation about how to best serve our diverse communities, and I was sorry to miss the blogging follow up training, will you do it again? Maria
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Thank you Jeff. I hope to meet you tomorrow at the meeting. Sheri Russell
Thank you! Looking forward to meeting you in the next few weeks!
Hi, Jeff -
Thanks for your invitation to friend through WSBA's ADR Section.
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It looks like I was successful in posting the event through the ADR Section's home page. I think the welcoming message led me to the invalid website. That's probably an easy edit to help other newcomers when they join the Section.
Wally Wilkins
I noticed that when I visit the ADR Section main page and click on Add an Event, I get a different website http://www.wsba-adr.org/events/event/new?cancelTarget=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wsba-adr.org%2F I’ll see if I can post my event that way.
Wally Wilkins
When I entered information about my event and clicked on "Save," I was automatically directed to that website. Upon that, I received the feedback message that the website was not valid. There may be an extra step for me to take in order to reach a valid website to post the event.
Thanks Jeff,
Wally
When I attemptd to post an Event at http://www.wsba-adr.org/events/event/create, that page could not be found. Is there a step that I have overlooked?
Thanks,
Wally Wilkins
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It worked! As I am a bit of a neophyte (certainly not a Luddite) when it comes to the Internet and "social/professional Internet networking," so I may tap you occasionally if I run into a brick wall. My web guy is pretty great at answering my questions, but I likely will run into occasional industry-specific challenges. I trust I would not be imposing myself on you. Maybe you could supplement your "Beyond the Courthouse" income with a consulting business.
Talk with you soon,
Michele
Thanks for your note. I am really pleased with developments in the WSBA ADR Section, particularly this enhanced mode of communication. Although I do not want to put my hat in the ring to fill the vacancy on the Board of the Section, I feel strongly that the Section should foster closer ties with the ABA Section of Dispute Resolution and I can contribute to this effort. Thanks for your work in invigorating the Section. I hope to see you soon at one of the many ADR conferences and events.
Larry
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