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From: Gurth gurth@******.nl
Subject: SR Books Online
Date: Mon, 15 Feb 1999 19:14:34 +0100
According to Starrngr@***.com, at 11:26 on 15 Feb 99, the word on
the street was...

> Those of you on the playtest track with FASA, I have a question: If WE
> (meaning the people on the list, or perhaps those of the Plastic Warriors or
> NERPS) did all the work for them, and pretty much gave them a finished product
> basicly ready for printing, would that help convince them to reprint a
> Shadowbeat 3?

A minor snag here is that I don't think many people on this list have
experience in this area, let alone know how to lay out a page (want proof?
check out just about any net.book) which means that giving FASA "a
finished product basicly ready for printing" would be somewhat difficult.

A bigger problem is that I doubt FASA would see this as a viable
proposition. For starters, if they'd be interested in printing a third
edition update of old sourcebooks, they would have done it themselves
already, don't you think?

That said, though, I wouldn't mind doing some of this stuff if I'd get the
chance...

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