suggested ground rules

The Urth list — 3 messages, 3 voices, 13 Sep 1999
https://urth.darkrealm.vip/thread/urth/1776

Jonathan Laidlow13 Sep 1999, 10:25original
Okay, I'm game. Since we're all going to get short sun at different times, especially those of us outside the USA, lets keep all Short Sun discussion in Whorl. It seems like the sensible place to keep it - as Short Sun probably relies on some knowledge of Long Sun. It also means that the list will be revived, as its fallen into disuse in recent months. Furthermore, lets use some kind of tagging of posts so that those who have to wait for the paperback, or any kind of local edition don't get spoilers. As for the tagging, well I suggest [blue] in the header of all messages pertaining to 'On Blue's Waters'. I was also going to suggest that we try to put together some kind of chapter by chapter discussion of the text, which makes possible tags like [blue chap1] etc. If we agree, perhaps Ranjit can put whatever we come up with in the sig and on the website? Comments anyone? Jonathan Jonathan Visit Ultan's Library - A Gene Wolfe web resource http://members.tripod.co.uk/laidlow/index.htm Jonathan Laidlow University of Birmingham, UK
Derek Bell14 Sep 1999, 18:50original

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In message <199909130926.CAA26878 at lists1.best.com>, Jonathan Laidlow writes:
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Okay, I'm game. Since we're all going to get short sun at different times, especially those of us outside the USA, lets keep all Short Sun discussion in Whorl.
Definitely - there's generally a long delay between publication in the USA and this side of the Atlantic. Tercel
Dave Conrad14 Sep 1999, 22:50original

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In message <199909130926.CAA26878 at lists1.best.com>, Jonathan Laidlow writes:
Okay, I'm game. Since we're all going to get short sun at different times, especially those of us outside the USA, lets keep all Short Sun discussion in Whorl.
Can someone please send the subscription info for the whorl mailing list?
Dave C. iN*T*x "To break the rules is to break the spell" - C. Lasch

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