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From: Bull bull@***********.com
Subject: My book is coming apart!!!
Date: Mon, 19 Jun 2000 05:17:23 -0400
At 10:50 AM 6/19/00 +0200, Gurth wrote:

>I wouldn't bind any game book with those plastic thingies... I've got a
>whole bunch of printed-out net.sourcebooks on my shelf with those types of
>bindings, and most of them have rings or even whole pieces of the plastic
>strip break off whenever I use them. Although it looks like white bindings
>suffer from that a lot more than the black ones do (but you can't write on
>the black ones with a marking pen).
>
Did you get them done in the flat plastic ring binding, or in plastic that
resembles the wire notebook binding, just thicker and black?

The SPiral binding I have has help up well, and well... My books get beat
to bloody hell cause I haul them around in a backpack almost daily to game
sessions and such, and since I have the only copy that gets brought to the
group (I'm still not sure how THAT worked out), it gets passed around a lot.

I had the same type of binding used on my MITS playtest copy (Which, since
I had it printed Single Sided, and since the paper is somewhat thicker than
what FASA uses, is the same size as my SR3), and that survived 4 or 5
months of fairly rigorous use (First in playtesting, then while waiting for
MITS to come out :)).

<shrug>

YMMV, and of course it probably all depends on the type of plastic used, to
be sure...

Bull

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