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From: Norman McLeod <mcleodn@***********.NET>
Subject: Re: [OT] Thread killing... [Fictional Cards] the Ares Corporate
Date: Sun, 5 Apr 1998 18:26:22 -0400
>>I think these ideas are far superior to any ideas previously introduced to
>the list.
>
>Well let's see : Loki posted way, way back when early on. Time frame is
>off so he's out. Brad posted about bioware cards which I replied to. Then
>I attempted some card ideas over the ages, with Brad replying privately and
>after a repeat, not the initial posting mind you, Matt replied. Then Matt
>posted some card ideas which I have not fully looked over yet, but have
>seen some 'choice' responses. Therefore, I guess Brad and I are not "far
>superior" to card ideas *shrug*. By the way, I must have missed your card
>ideas.


I guess this came across a little harsher than I intended, I didn't mean it
to be a criticizm of other cards (believe me, I don't think I could do
better) I thought they were great, as well as very interesting, but they
tended towards complexity and elaboration on cards that exist already.

>>(Especially, no offence, the "If I were a runner" thingies, which,
though
>entertaining, >were not even close to feasible, which these are).
>
>And they were not intended to be "feasible", but an attempt to draw some of
>the dead weight out of the lurker mode. It worked for a while...


Note the "no offense", I really thought that those ideas were entertaining,
this note was to show that these were a)feasible b)interesting AND c)fresh
ideas.

Again, This post was not intended as a flame, and I hope that no one thinks
I meant their card ideas were not good, because they were.

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