Being in Arizona, I am well down the list for North America but was certainly
looking forward to participating. I was especially interested because it was
a "film" project as opposed to "silicon". Please keep me on the list if you
change your mind or resurrect the OO under a different set of rules.
Andrew, I totally understand and appreciate your frustration. You put a lot of
high quality work into the effort. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Gary
On Tuesday 13 December 2005 03:08, Andrew McPhee wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I feel like the Odyssey has been wilting and dying. The camera's progress
> has been slowing down, gallery photos are extremely slow coming in (3 out
> of 9 participants so far have sent photos) and all the effort and thought I
> put into the instructions is in vain because people simply aren't complying
> with them.
>
> The camera goes missing for weeks on end and it takes prodding to find out
> where it is and get it moved on, I didn't anticipate this behavior and it
> upsets me.
>
> Up until now I've been laid-back about things. I didn't want to appear
> bossy or pushy, or a stickler for the rules. But that method does not seem
> to be working and I have reached the point of despair.
>
> As a result I have decided to wind up the Olympus Odyssey, it's finished.
>
> I don't know who currently has the camera, could the person in possession
> of it contact me by email to discuss how we go about shipping it back to me
> in Australia.
>
> Regards,
> Andrew McPhee
> Olympus Odyssey co-ordinator
> http://olympus-odyssey.com/
>
>
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