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Re: Is lugnet.castle the place for stories?
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Thu, 21 Mar 2002 13:56:53 GMT
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I must say that I agree with you, Kyle. Not to say that I don't enjoy a good
story! In fact, I enjoy writing my own! (Although I've been rather slack
about that, now haven't I...) I think it would be best if the admins made a
castle.ballads as well -- one that didn't automagically carbon-copy to just
plain .castle.
Again! This is not to say that I don't like stories -- I enjoy them
immensely. It's just that I like MOCs too, and the stories and their
responses tend to be so prolific that the poor MOCs are drowned in the flood.
--
Mark Nelson
In lugnet.castle, Kyle Peterson writes:
> There have been a *lot* of stories written in the past few months. Without
> mentioning names, the "fathers" of picture/non-picture storytelling have
> been able to capture the imaginations of many, causing storytelling to
> become a hot topic! <-- enthusiastic exclaimation.
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> As a matter of fact, it seems like every other post in lugnet.castle is
> about, or in reply to someone's story.
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> With that said, I concur that lugnet.castle isn't the best place for story
> time. Many enthusiasts just want to see MOC or discuss ways to enhance their
> castle themes. Granted, I've seen some really cool MOC in the stories, but
> I'd rather not have to read through chapters to get to them.
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> Do stories need their own subgroup (lugnet.castle.ballads), or perhaps they
> should be posted to the CastleWorld subgroup (I know some have done this).
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> I've found myself spending more time at Brickshelf checking out the MOCs;
> because the MOC announcements in lugnet.castle seem to get lost within the
> flurry of story-based comments.
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> -Kyle
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> Don't get me wrong, I think the stories are outstanding, but it seems like
> that is all that lugnet.castle is anymore.
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| I'll address the issue in which Magnus and Lenny hinted at in other posts: There have been a *lot* of stories written in the past few months. Without mentioning names, the "fathers" of picture/non-picture storytelling have been able to capture the (...) (23 years ago, 21-Mar-02, to lugnet.castle)
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