Originally Posted by LatinaAlumna (Post 1726193)

What I don't understand (besides the whole "inline" pledging) is how the heck this girl and her crew signed on to be an interest group with an organization when they don't even know basic information about it.

Originally Posted by alphagamzetagam (Post 1726190)

Post #15 in this thread.



Post #13 in this thread.




In my experience, national HQs are pretty good at getting back to interest groups and potential new members (after all - they DO want people to join their organizations), so this is your best route. If you don't get a phone call or e-mail back by the end of the day, you'll probably get one by the end of the week.

If they don't answer your question, then it's probably not for you to know until you're actually into your pledging process. In which case, it should be left out of your powerpoint until that time. It may not be something that is public knowledge.

Originally Posted by azurestarlightx (Post 1726197)

We do know basic information about it, the only thing that's a mystery is what I'm asking about now.

Originally Posted by azurestarlightx (Post 1726197)

We do know basic information about it, the only thing that's a mystery is what I'm asking about now.

Originally Posted by Ch2tf (Post 1726201)

Stop defending yourself by replying to every single post. You've received the information you requested. Now it's time to go work on the ppt or what have you because it's obvious you've got a lot to learn about GL.

I am however a bit "concerned" that you lack a basic understanding of what may (or may not) be the pledging protocol for the organization you are seeking to join. If you don't know what pledging "inline"/"online" means and aren't sure that the org you are seeking does so, how are you even a member of the interest group?

Originally Posted by Senusret I (Post 1726203)

It almost seems like they want to know the difference between above-ground and underground. Maybe I'm reading too much into it.

I wonder how old this organization is.

Originally Posted by LatinaAlumna (Post 1726204)

I am thinking that "inline" = a reference to skating

Originally Posted by LatinaAlumna (Post 1726209)

*praying that OP is not trying to join a LGLO*

Originally Posted by Senusret I (Post 1726214)

Maybe she's trying to join an LGLO which had a dream it was an MCGLO.

Originally Posted by AOEforme (Post 1726212)

If you even THINK that might be the case, stop looking for the answer immediately.

The last thing you want to do is annoy the GLO you're trying to join by displaying a lot of knowledge that is supposed to be kept private.

It won't impress them: it will display your blatant disrespect for privacy and ritual. I don't know about you guys... but that's not someone I'd want to call a sister.

Originally Posted by azurestarlightx (Post 1726220)

When did I ever mention that the information I'm seeking neccessarily pertains to MY organization?

Boy, a lot of you here are a bit presumptious and snobby. =/