NPC Quota, Release Figures and Quota Additions (Updated 8/7/2007)

[SydneyK]

Originally Posted by Shellfish

Also, is it just me that shudders at the use of the phrase "offer legacies" instead of "offer membership to legacies"?

Well, she doesn't seem to be the brightest when it comes to putting her thoughts down in a way that makes sense.

See here:

Originally Posted by itb

I have a general question about the use of the word legacy in any GLO. It seems to differ from organization to organization.

Is there a Panhellic or IFC mandate or national mandate to not offer membership to legacies?

Emphasis mine, but still. She essentially asked if nationals prohibited legacies. That's why, in the thread I quoted that from, I said I'd be surprised if any organization ever mandated that membership not be offered to legacies.

So, yeah. Bitter bitter, fwap fwap.

[Zillini]

Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.

The only restriction on a PNM who single intention preferences (aka suicides) is that she is inelible to be a Quota Addition. A Chapter can snap bid her to achieve Quota or COB her to reach Total.

[jwright25]

Originally Posted by Zillini

Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.

The only restriction on a PNM who single intention preferences (aka suicides) is that she is inelible to be a Quota Addition. A Chapter can snap bid her to achieve Quota or COB her to reach Total.

You are correct!

[Titchou]

Once she turns in that signed bid card, she's locked in for one year. It's the signing of the card that is the contract - not the accepting of the bid. And it says so right on the bid card that she signs.(or should according to NPC)

[DubaiSis]

But if I ask you again in a different way, will you give me an answer I want to hear?

[Pawn]

I was asking because a girl in a different sorority (XYZ) than my daughter's (ABC) had told her they were going to "snap bid" a number of girls who had changed their minds about being in my daughter's. I didn't think that was possible but I wanted to make sure.

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by Pawn

I was asking because a girl in a different sorority (XYZ) than my daughter's (ABC) had told her they were going to "snap bid" a number of girls who had changed their minds about being in my daughter's. I didn't think that was possible but I wanted to make sure.

Yeah that's not how snap bids work. It's possible there are some other shenanigans going on, but it's not snap bids and it's not with people who signed bid card within the past 12 months.

[kddani]

Originally Posted by kchen

My friend, an incoming freshman, got overly excited about COR because only 3 PNMs showed up, so she expected a bid from them.

I guess we know whose post is weird now.

Yours. No one is entitled to a bid. And COR events are usually much smaller, so 3 PNMs means nothing.