Re: Yamaku Book Club
Posted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 8:11 pm
It might be worthwhile to add this to the top post, lest the forum's no requesting rule be breached.Mirage_GSM wrote:Best restrict suggestions to PMs, too.
(Where's the Walkthrough?)
https://ks.fhs.sh/
It might be worthwhile to add this to the top post, lest the forum's no requesting rule be breached.Mirage_GSM wrote:Best restrict suggestions to PMs, too.
Sea wrote:Making everyone read 'With Apologies to Harlan Ellison'...
Do with it what you will. I never finished it, yet I do have plans to. Just... be warned. It is not for the faint of heart or frail of mind.Sea wrote:Pro tip: DONT LOOK THAT UP.
"With Apologies..." is about 90% responsible for my ever having started writing fan fiction. You could say that without that story being here, I would never have started writing Tomorrow's Doom.Mournful3ch0 wrote:With the recent reappearance of Doomish...Sea wrote:Making everyone read 'With Apologies to Harlan Ellison'...
Nah, I'm kidding. It's well written, but don't go seeking enjoyment from it. You will gain nothing and lose a lot.
... Definitely not what I expected to read from you. Point stands. Read at your own risk.Helbereth wrote:"With Apologies..." is about 90% responsible for my ever having started writing fan fiction. You could say that without that story being here, I would never have started writing Tomorrow's Doom.
Seconded. Also, perhaps good to think about the issues raised in discussion elsewhere. That is, no longer with a focus on the text; someone could just sum up and put them in another thread so that discussion can continue in a more general form. That way we can 'clean up' for the next round.dewelar wrote:Maybe instead of a time limit on discussion, we could say that once 24 hours passes without any relevant posts (as determined by Sea), discussion has concluded and we can start the next cycle.
It might be more useful simply to create a menu on the first post with links to the start of each individual story discussion. Like chapters are listed on most multi-chapter threads.brythain wrote:Seconded. Also, perhaps good to think about the issues raised in discussion elsewhere. That is, no longer with a focus on the text; someone could just sum up and put them in another thread so that discussion can continue in a more general form. That way we can 'clean up' for the next round.dewelar wrote:Maybe instead of a time limit on discussion, we could say that once 24 hours passes without any relevant posts (as determined by Sea), discussion has concluded and we can start the next cycle.
Yes that will be what we'll end up doing.Helbereth wrote:It might be more useful simply to create a menu on the first post with links to the start of each individual story discussion. Like chapters are listed on most multi-chapter threads.brythain wrote:Seconded. Also, perhaps good to think about the issues raised in discussion elsewhere. That is, no longer with a focus on the text; someone could just sum up and put them in another thread so that discussion can continue in a more general form. That way we can 'clean up' for the next round.dewelar wrote:Maybe instead of a time limit on discussion, we could say that once 24 hours passes without any relevant posts (as determined by Sea), discussion has concluded and we can start the next cycle.
Well, this would result in more than a page of useless voting posts, or worse people arguing about which story to read next, and also it would be dangerously close to breaking the "No requesting" rule.Comrade wrote:And I see no reason to put ti death the idea of Sea putting up four options for the next round and have members vote for them, without justification.
If you're looking for a vote on a set number of topics, then a site like Strawpoll would probably do the job, rather than having to flood Sea with PMs :PComrade wrote:Than we could have the votes in PM to the president and any votes on the thread itself, or all posts regarding the vote would be diqualified
but then we couldn't tell members from non members apart. i also think it would be a good idea if we stay within the forum.Craftyatom wrote:If you're looking for a vote on a set number of topics, then a site like Strawpoll would probably do the job, rather than having to flood Sea with PMsComrade wrote:Than we could have the votes in PM to the president and any votes on the thread itself, or all posts regarding the vote would be diqualified