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From: hsexauer@muskingum.edu (Rapunzel)
Subject: Re: [CIA]  ADMIN DIVERSION
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Date: Wed, 31 Aug 1994 13:19:24 GMT

In article <341p30$nsm@hpscit.sc.hp.com>, aites@lvld.hp.com (Jim Aites) writes:
> 
> : You're doing something which hasn't been carried off very well
> : in the past -- a continuing thread based on interactive writing.
> 
> MOST PROBABLY DUE TO *SOME* PEOPLE MAKING POOR USE OF THE THREADING!!!
> 
> To wit: what the heck are *you* doing posting [admin] stuff on a story
> thread?  Perchance a title such as: 
> 
> "[ADMIN] non-solicited comment to CIA posters"
> 

	Okay, don't y'all think we've had enough of this little flamewar?
The idea here is to be writing stories, though granted we tend to follow some
general guidelines for this.  I agree that the CIA thread used some things
that probably weren't the best idea, but that's no reason to attack their
general posting style.  I used the interactive writing method, and it worked
quite well.  I like it much better than the email post bounced around the
writers version.

	We've heard the complaint, and several responses.  Now time to let it
die and continue with our stories unmolested.  There are better results when
there isn't an arguement going on at the same time.

-- 
Heather Sexauer
Muskingum College
hsexauer@muskingum.edu

	
	Every normal man must be tempted, at times, to spit on his
	hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats.

					-- H.L. Mencken


