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SometimesSecondedThe chat room is now to consider itself on notice that chat can be seen on the screen?
Agree with that. I suspect it's been through the wringer in terms of writing groups, etc.Dug Up...I did think it was a promising beginning. I missed the first 3 minutes last night. The title's got that double meaning going on, I thought it was quite good but could be stronger.
I think they are asking us to be careful what what we type in the Discord chat room as @AgentPete has developed a habit of putting it up live on the screen and therefore it can later be read here (and elsewhere). A modicum of self control is therefore asked for from the participants.Unfortunately missed yesterday's submissions, but will catch up. Did something happen in the chat room? I see it is on notice, or have I misunderstood?
From what I've seen, (three weeks so far), that seems to happen quite often. Very funny some if it, but not very on topic.and the chat was not always, ahem, directly on topic vis a vis the submission under review
From what I've seen, (three weeks so far), that seems to happen quite often. Very funny some if it, but not very on topic.
So, as others have pretty much said--game faces on, but enjoy yourselves.
Especially since there are some really good people in the chat room that know a whole lot of stuff.Yes, though it's fun, long may it continue, if it was me submitting, I'd appreciate that extra bit of help and attention from the chat room.
@AgentPete uses it for taking soundings. We're the board. The Sounding Board? but it needs more snap.
I quite like Sounding Board actually.I quite like that, but back-up has a hint of drains It makes me think of constipation just a teeny bit. Don't want Peter getting constipation.
@AgentPete uses it for taking soundings. We're the board. The Sounding Board? but that's not it. Needs more snap.
Ooops, sometimes I'm too foreign for my own good.back-up has a hint of drain
I know what you mean, It would be quite a gimmick, but it seems a bit defeatist to me. Why write something and then not let the readers read it?Does anyone know of an author who has used redacted text in a published novel? Could actually be a very powerful technique if done in the right way!