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The Ninjam Kyberfest that Rainer arranged was a terrific experience that really opened my eyes to the possibilities of the technology. I think that Ninjam is particularly well-suited to this group, as our music is often not dependent on scripted chord changes and arrangements, many of us lean towards improvisation, and also because we're extremely international. So...what I'd like to see happen is to have a LD-exclusive Ninjam server, open to any members and their acquaintances, and on which time could be scheduled for sessions. I'm willing to put some money towards this; when I remember how much I paid in San Francisco for rehearsal space (more than I pay to rent an entire house here in Mexico) I can find it easier to justify an investment, a chunk towards setup and then at least some part of the monthly fee. My local playing opportunities are extremely limited, thus far, and especially through hearing and "meeting" so many people through the Y2k6 fest, I'm very excited about playing with people on this list as well as hearing other collaborations. I imagine that we would need a dedicated server. These can be rented from ISP's, of course, or if anyone owns a server perhaps we could pay that person for use and bandwidth. In addition to Ninjam itself, I'd like for there to be a public chatroom, an archive, a live feed from the room, and an editable calendar (which Os has already discussed on the Ninjam list). What suggestions or contributions might people have for making this a reality? Daryl Shawn www.swanwelder.com