[Groop] Groo member cards

[Ryan Simmons]

Hmm...should we distinguish when people became Groo fans or when they became 
members of the Groop?

Seems like a potential debate on just what constitutes an older Groo fan 
from a newer Groo fan.

What if someone loved Groo comics as a child, then "grew up", hadn't thought 
of Groo in decades, then the movie comes out?

They're like "Holy crap!  I remember Groo!!!  Aw man, I loved that guy!"

Then they're back in the fold.  An old fan, but now a new Groopy after the 
movie reawakened their love of Groo.

Maybe we should check Driver's licenses.  If you're younger than say 20, you 
are a newb.  lol

I think we should implement a project management team to figure out the 
particulars. ;)

Ryan


>From: Groopunk at aol.com
>To: groop at groo.com
>Subject: Re: [Groop] Groo member cards
>Date: Sat, 22 Jul 2006 20:31:48 EDT
>
>
>In a message dated 7/22/2006 7:49:54 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
>Tone at moon-shine.net writes:
>
>I do like Bruce's alternative idea of a second series of
>membership  cards being produced around the time of the movie or after
>its release. I  agree it would not be nice to exclude new members later
>on from being card  carrying members, but I do still think it would be
>nice to have some clear  way of distinguishing pre-movie fans. :)
>
>
>I'd say the 2nd series would be a different color.  Perhaps a Rufferto  
>tone
>color.  Something like that.
>
>Or perhaps along the bottom: "I'm a Johnny-Come-Lately... did I  err?"


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