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From: Jeffrey Joyce <joyce@ca.ubc.cs>
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Subject: HOL Users Group Meeting in 1994

> As one of the organizers of HOL 93, it's my job to run the procedure
> for selecting the site for HOL 94.  Last November, I asked for proposals
> to host HOL 94 -- in response, I received just one proposal which is
> attached below.  It seemed unnecessary to me to go to the extra trouble
> of running a voting procedure when we have just one proposal.  However,
> before concluding that the proposed site of Malta (to be hosted by
> Juanito Camilleri) is indeed the site of HOL 94, I would like to confirm
> that no-one else sent me a proposal last December (I have no reason
> to suspect that there are any missing proposals except for the fact
> that there was just one proposal.)  If you believe that you sent me
> a proposal to host HOL 94 sometime before the end of last November,
> please let me know before Feb 15.  Otherwise, it should be concluded
> that Juanito's proposal to host HOL 94 in Malta has been accepted.

It's now Feb 15 and I have not heard from anyone else --- and so
it should indeed be concluded that the Juanito's proposal to host
the users group meeting in 1994 has been accepted.

