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Also known as '''KC in 2K''', it was a [[Worldcon bid]] for [[Kansas City]] in the year 2000, chaired by [[Jim Satterfield]] and [[Susan Satterfield]]. It was the first bid announced for its year but soon faced competition from [[Chicago in 2000]]. After throwing many [[bid party|bid parties]], including elaborate outings at [[ConAdian]] and [[Intersection]], the bid ran into difficulties securing adequate facilities and withdrew in early 1996. | Also known as '''KC in 2K''', it was a [[Worldcon bid]] for [[Kansas City]] in the year 2000, chaired by [[Jim Satterfield]] and [[Susan Satterfield]]. It was the first bid announced for its year but soon faced competition from [[Chicago in 2000]]. After throwing many [[bid party|bid parties]], including elaborate outings at [[ConAdian]] and [[Intersection]], the bid ran into difficulties securing adequate facilities and withdrew in early 1996. | ||
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See [[2000 Worldcon Site Selection]] for details of the selection process. | See [[2000 Worldcon Site Selection]] for details of the selection process. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:35, 27 August 2020
Also known as KC in 2K, it was a Worldcon bid for Kansas City in the year 2000, chaired by Jim Satterfield and Susan Satterfield. It was the first bid announced for its year but soon faced competition from Chicago in 2000. After throwing many bid parties, including elaborate outings at ConAdian and Intersection, the bid ran into difficulties securing adequate facilities and withdrew in early 1996.
It's motto was "Fan de Siecle".
See 2000 Worldcon Site Selection for details of the selection process.
| 1996 Site Selection | 1996 |
| This is a page about a convention bid. Please extend it by adding information about who was bidding, officers, committee list, what they were bidding for, who their opponents were, and who won. |
