Babel

So each stage used to have a stagemanager and a locationmanager. But the word location has been re-branded to mean the whole terrain, so now the locationmanagers are actually the people who coordinate the whole thing. These people used to be called coordinators, but those are now the people that handle things per-stage.

You still here?

To 'avoid' confusion, the stages are re-branded as "area's", to avoid confusion with the location that all these area's in. Right?

So from the top we have 2 locationmanagers, coordinating all the area's where we have a stage-manager and a coordinator (who is not coordinating, because that's the locationmanager, but managing that specific area which is not a location at all).

No, seriously, this going to work out fine.

This piece of the 'roster' describes who does what. Mind you that the first-mentioned person (Jan) is NOT the locationmanager, because he will be managing our location and is therefore (see above) called coordinator. The last-mentioned person, called 'aanspreekpunt' will coordinate the several managing people, and is obviously _not_ the coordinator (that was the managing person, remember?) but the manager of the area (not the location)

Right?

:cries:

And when I question this logic they look at me as if _I_ am stupid ... :D
Ah well, at least 'stagemanager' is clear enough, so who cares ;)