Lindy Dreyer is reminding us about all the issues related to "paperless" meetings, including the absence of paper handouts.

Handouts are a popular discussion item because their availability - in whatever format - is evident to attendees.

Whether lack of paper handouts is a function of time and cost or of genuine green advocacy, a more important issue may be the usefulness of handouts.

Let's see what people report back about this from the ASAE conference.