I think there were about 40 of us. Roughly half wanted to know more 
about what CiviCRM is and how it works. Other topics of interest 
included: customizable, householding, vs. DIA and Convio and others, 
events, profiles (how people are using), security, maintenance, cost 
(implement, customize, maintain), migrating data.

David Geilhufe did a good job of leading the session, describing 
CiviCRM, and answering questions.

We talked some about email lists and forums. While 
civicrm-dev@lists.civicrm.org is a good, responsive list, some people 
feel uncomfortable about asking basic questions on this list. They 
suggested forum topics like:
 - Configuration
 - Data issues
 - And one for "this is my stupid question"
A couple of people volunteered to moderate forums.

Quidelines for asking questions on civicrm-dev@lists.civicrm.org would 
be nice. (The FAQ might be a good place for this. I'll draft it.)

A section in the CiviCRM documentation and/or forums for Drupal would be 
nice (there was a feeling that basic/stupid questions get smacked down 
when asked on the Drupal site).

A handbook for administrators would be nice. (John Kenyon showed some of 
the new new CiviCRM Administration section at 
http://wiki.civicrm.org/confluence/display/CRMDOC/Administer+CiviCRM )

We came up with 3 categories of users:
 - admin: configures the installation
 - end user: staff
 - public user: web site user

People hung around quite a while after the session.

I have a few more specific notes that I'll work into the FAQ. I plan to 
have a draft of the revised FAQ within 2 weeks.