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From:	"Timothy D. Shea" <analog-kid@****.COM>
Subject:	Corps
Date:	Fri, 14 Aug 1998 22:49:58 EDT

Message no. 1 I would definately use a book on small Corps. The Big 10 are not the
only corps out there, and, most importantly, even they are mostly
composed of smaller corps that they control through shell companies. I
like the idea.

Timothy Shea

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From:	Mik & Caroline <legion@******.NET.AU>
Subject:	Re: Corps
Date:	Sat, 15 Aug 1998 16:10:00 +1000

Message no. 2 Timothy D. Shea wrote:
>
> I would definately use a book on small Corps. The Big 10 are not the
> only corps out there, and, most importantly, even they are mostly
> composed of smaller corps that they control through shell companies. I
> like the idea.
>
> Timothy Shea

very cool idea, lets get to work on it....

do we have any ideas on format or guidelines yet???

Mik

From:	Logan Graves <logan1@*****.INTERCOM.NET>
Subject:	Re: Corps
Date:	Sat, 15 Aug 1998 15:32:06 -0400

Message no. 3 In our last episode, Mik & Caroline wrote:
>
> > SMALLER CORPS BOOK:
<snip>
> do we have any ideas on format or guidelines yet???

Well, the obvious answer would be: to follow the rules in the back
section of Corporate Shadowfiles. And you *do* have that book, right?

If you don't & it's decided to use them, I'm sure I could be persuaded
to post those rules here. ;-)

--Fenris
_______________________________________________logan1@*****.intercom.net
(>) Relax. This city has been here for a hundred
years. How much damage can a few 'runners do in
only eight hours? Here, have another donut.
(>) Officer Axly, Lone Star Security Services

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