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I didn't complain and I got the email. The event is for both MBB and WBB.

Thanks! Yeah, my theory was that Kyle was invited to bring down the tone.

I sent a message to the AD, got a one-sentence reply, and didn't get an email invitation to the Webinar. Maybe the idea is to avoid "complainers."

I feel like I have been a loud complainer, including in an email to the AD which he responded to (with the same form response everyone else got), and I also got the invite.

I'd be happy to forward the link to sign up to you via DM.

Double-check that email address. When I tried the link in a different browser, I was surprised to see my email address there.

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if it is like webinars I've been on with other Stanford leaders (e.g. Jon Levin's) have done I would guess

1.  the audio will be one way
2.  the chat may or may not be enabled, the list of attendees probably won't be enabled
3.  they will talk for ~10 min
4.  they will have had attendees pre-submit questions, they will pick some of those and answer them
5.  they will let you submit questions on-line during the session and time permitting pick some and answer them

1. I'd be shocked if it's not
2. I'll be shocked if it's enabled
3. That is what I expected, so I was surprised to see it schedule for an HOUR.
4. Yup. As far as I could tell, you had to submit your question on sign-up (I did). But I don't see any opportunity to ask additional questions.
5. I'll be shocked if it's anything other than a "We've had some challenges, but we have five veterans coming back who are committed to doing the work, exciting freshman and transfers. We intend to compete for national championships" happy pony song-and-dance (on the WBB side, anyway).

I'll swear I thought when I got the invite and no one mentioned it for hours that it was a ruse to refuse me season tickets.

[crackpot]

I didn't complain and I got the email. The event is for both MBB and WBB.

Thanks! Yeah, my theory was that Kyle was invited to bring down the tone.

I sent a message to the AD, got a one-sentence reply, and didn't get an email invitation to the Webinar. Maybe the idea is to avoid "complainers."

I feel like I have been a loud complainer, including in an email to the AD which he responded to (with the same form response everyone else got), and I also got the invite.

I'd be happy to forward the link to sign up to you via DM.

Double-check that email address. When I tried the link in a different browser, I was surprised to see my email address there.

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if it is like webinars I've been on with other Stanford leaders (e.g. Jon Levin's) have done I would guess

1.  the audio will be one way
2.  the chat may or may not be enabled, the list of attendees probably won't be enabled
3.  they will talk for ~10 min
4.  they will have had attendees pre-submit questions, they will pick some of those and answer them
5.  they will let you submit questions on-line during the session and time permitting pick some and answer them

1. I'd be shocked if it's not
2. I'll be shocked if it's enabled
3. That is what I expected, so I was surprised to see it schedule for an HOUR.
4. Yup. As far as I could tell, you had to submit your question on sign-up (I did). But I don't see any opportunity to ask additional questions.
5. I'll be shocked if it's anything other than a "We've had some challenges, but we have five veterans coming back who are committed to doing the work, exciting freshman and transfers. We intend to compete for national championships" happy pony song-and-dance (on the WBB side, anyway).

I'll swear I thought when I got the invite and no one mentioned it for hours that it was a ruse to refuse me season tickets.