A Conversation for Sub-editing and the Lost Art of Rejection

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Grimethorpe2k1


smiley - biggrin LOL smiley - biggrin


Grimesmiley - ok


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Post 42

Grimethorpe2k1



smiley - erm erm.....JTG, I've recently put up an entry for Peer Review.

It's Conversation A626212 Heidegger's Ultimate Question


Could you take a look at it for me and deposit a posting there?

smiley - grovelBe kind smiley - angel - not ordealishsmiley - shark -

Actually, your comments would be very welcomesmiley - ok


Thankssmiley - smiley


Grime smiley - smiley


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Post 43

John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!"

I'd be happy too.smiley - smiley


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Post 44

Grimethorpe2k1

smiley - ok Thanks, JTG smiley - ok


Grimesmiley - smiley


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Post 45

Pip

Is this a two-ply thread or can anyone join in?

I've just 'come back' to h2g2 after a long while away - from your conversation can I assume that I could try again with stuff that was rejected (as long as it complied with house rules)?

Pip


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Post 46

John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!"

Hi, Pip. Welcome back.smiley - smiley

It's true that some of the best conversations ever have been written on toilet paper. Nonetheless, you're most welcome to join our chat.smiley - cheers

There's nothing to stop you from trying again with an article previously rejected for one reason or another, as long as the reason it was rejected is taken into account. There are several things in my "Stuff" list which failed the first time around... as well as a lot that never stood a snowball's chance and never will smiley - wah. Something hinting at why your thing was turned down should have been sent to you, hopefully. In any event, there's no reason not to try again.smiley - smiley

JTG


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Post 47

Pip

Thanks JTG

Points taken and absorbed!

By the way - I know its simple stuff but I never got the hang of smileys the first time round, can you give me a little direction on this topic?

Pip smiley - smiley


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Post 48

Pip

Wow I did one!!!


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Post 49

John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!"

smiley - biggrin

There's a new page that lists an assortment of smilies that will knock your socks off...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/Smiley

Have fun!

JTG

ps Don't be shy about asking if you're puzzled by any other new feature.smiley - smiley


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Post 50

Grimethorpe2k1


smiley - biggrin Thanks, JTG. You're obviously a person well worth knowing!

smiley - grovel Can I ask another favour though? Could you take a look at my GML version of my Entry - sorry to keep on smiley - blue - and see what you think and post it in the Peer Ordeal?

I'm not sure about it, compared with simple text.

Thanx,

Grimesmiley - cheers


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Post 51

John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!"

Glad to.smiley - cheers


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Post 52

John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!"

I'm not a fan of starting out with a header, mainly because I'm a Classic Goo snob and it looks a bit superfluous under the title header. The only other thing is the coloured font, which will be removed smiley - tomato at Subbing time. You could try to give the thing a little oomph instead. Hope this helps.smiley - scientist

JTG


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Post 53

Grimethorpe2k1

Thanks , JTG smiley - magicsmiley - ok That was just the suggestion I needed to complete the Entrysmiley - ok


Grimesmiley - biggrin


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Post 54

John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!"

Glad to be of service (as the saying goes smiley - biggrin). Now the long anxious wait begins... smiley - fullmoon

JTG


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Post 55

Grimethorpe2k1


Yup.

Grimesmiley - zen



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Post 56

John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!"

O'course there's no need to sit staring at your navel while you wait - unless you suspect something important might be about to happen there smiley - spider... smiley - pumpkin. The best way to pass the time is to get busy with something else.smiley - ok

JTG

... or knitting can be very rewarding, I'm told.smiley - winkeye


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Post 57

Grimethorpe2k1


smiley - biggrin Yes, you're right........I've been gazing at my navel for three hours nowsmiley - zen and nothing's happened.

I'll have to take it smiley - biggrinphilosophicallysmiley - biggrinand get on with life. Life? Don't talk to me about lifesmiley - blue


Grimesmiley - smiley


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Post 58

John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!"

Does the Guide have an Entry on belly buttons yet?smiley - zen

JTGsmiley - biggrin


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Post 59

Grimethorpe2k1


smiley - biggrin Wot a great idea!!!smiley - erm


Grime (sharpening his pen immediately) (not)


smiley - erm Think I'll take up knittingsmiley - smiley


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Post 60

John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!"

Coward.

JTGsmiley - winkeye


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