David Friedman <d
...@daviddfriedman.nopsam.com> wrote:
> For a more extreme example outside of fandom, consider the Tucson
> gem and mineral show, which I believe is the largest such in the
> world. As far as I can tell, it occupies all of a convention
> center, plus most motels for some miles around--with dealers renting
> second floor rooms to stay in, first floor rooms underneath them to
> deal from.
> It makes Pennsic look small. And, as I discovered to my surprise
> when I went to a worldcon, Pennsic is much bigger than a Worldcon.
You should have seen the Obama inauguration. That's the largest 
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