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From: "S.F. Eley" <gt6877c@*****.GATECH.EDU>
Subject: New list? (was Re: Game balance)
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 1995 18:53:15 -0400
> >I also run an e-mail list for my campaign, which is open for both players
> >and characters to post to. [. . .]
>
> Is there any way I can get on list? (or what home page is it on?) There
> are times, I do the news-fax, and it would help to have other back-ground
> "noise" then the idle stuff I come up with.

Personal reply made to Mike & Jill.. I really don't want a zillion people
on my players' mailing list.

This DID, however, strike up an idea in my brain. How many people think
they'd benefit from a "plotline" mailing list? The purpose would be to
provide a forum where GM's could post information about their current
campaigns and recent runs, and generally fill each other in on the states
of their game worlds. This would: A.) provide folks with adventure ideas
when they're pressed to come up with a good run; B.) create a sort of
"world continuity" where the events in one GM's game world could be affected
by runs in another's; and C.) give GM's a sense of perspective in how other
people run their games. Perhaps we'd even learn something by it. >8->

Does anyone like this idea? If there's even a few positive responses, I
think it should be set up.. I _think_ I can arrange for this list to run
off the list server I use, if nobody else volunteers, but the machine's not
that terrific (an overloaded Sun IPX) so if somebody else wants to set up the
list, please speak up!


Blessings,

_TNX._

--
Stephen F. Eley (-) gt6877c@*****.gatech.edu )-( Student Pagan Community
http://wc62.residence.gatech.edu| "To really ask is to open the door
My opinions are my opinions. | to the whirlwind."
Please don't blame anyone else. | -- Anne Rice, _The Vampire Lestat_

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