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Computing societies: resource or hobby?

The fodder for a technical society is people but people can nevertheless use as well as be used by the society. Such use can be passive (e.g., publishing articles in the society's journals) or active through direct participation in the professional activities or administration of the society. As in the use of all computing resources, there is a potential for both profit and loss; these will be examined, in part at least, seriously.