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Re: CW Questions (Was: A thought about some CW issues that may emanate.)
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lugnet.castle.org.cw
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Tue, 26 Sep 2000 11:29:28 GMT
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In lugnet.castle.org.cw, Doug Dropeskey writes:
> It does, but your answer leads me to lots more questions. :)
I really gotta go to school, but I'll try to be brief ;-)
> Does CW have any hard and fast rules?
No.
> From what I can tell (having looked
> at CW, TempCW, and recent posts here), it's basically a loose confederation
> without much structure.
Yep.
> If there are no hard and fast rules, are there
> plans for instituting some?
Not entirely. The rules are mainly to have fun, and then there's the golden
rule of Creativity, Cooperation and ... something... I always forget the last
C. ;-) Oh! Courtesy.
> I'm interested in joining/contributing, but I'd
> like to understand the structure of the place before I write anything (more)
> up.
Here's the thing. We are still, constantly, fleshing out the "how"s. Like
these musing posts. CW is less than a year old, and we're just trying to put
all these independent worlds into one.
So write whatever you want; merging it in will be coming later.
> I don't really need answers to *all* that, but I would like to get a better
> sense of scale and community so that I can make an intelligent contribution.
I hope that helps a bit...
> More musing: The problem with putting a mysterious ocean at the center
> (where it is landlocked) is that eventually someone has to populate and
> explore it, after which it isn't so mysterious anymore. If the world were a
> plate that grew around the edges instead, the ocean could go on forever.
> Forever is mysterious. :)
Ah but it is! (a plate that grows around the edges instead). That's why the
ocean need not be populated... there's always more space...
-Shiri
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