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Post 1

Researcher U1025853

As this hasn't appeared in my space I shall be posting it in my space as an article as well. Which is what I should have done Monday, if I had guessed it wasn't going to appear in my space again.

In future this column will appear in my space weekly. I cannot get this done to the new deadline of Sunday mid-day as I spend my weekends with my family. So I shall be much happier to return to the Monday deadline. As I guideml my own stuff to make life easier for tptb, I don't see why I should lose my weekend.


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Post 2

Post Team

Kaz if you want to mail me we can discuss an arrangement to suit you and us, we don't want to lose Science Matters

Reefgirl smiley - devil


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Post 3

Post Team

It's now linked to your space, a mistake on my part

Reefgirl smiley - devil


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Post 4

Researcher U1025853

Oh no that means it there twice now!

I don't want to be awkward but I write during the week and not the weekend. I know you are picking this up on short notice and its probebly chaotic for you. I didn't want to add to that with demands and stroppyness so thought I would just take a back seat for now.


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Post 5

Post Team

Kaz we don't want to lose science matters but you do have 2 weeks to prepare your article, we can come to arrangments about delivering your article, as you kindly send it already ML'd it shouldn't be a problem, we really don't want to lose your work but you must also realise Awix and I don't have the same amount time to devote to the Post as Shazz does, that's why we've had to make it a Sunday deadline.

Do you want me to remove the Post copy of SM from your space?


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Post 6

Researcher U1025853

I used to write a weekly column every Monday, its nothing to do with the amount of time to write it. New Scientist is delivered Thursdays, so I read it and finish off writing on the Monday, I maybe able to do it for the Friday, but I am often busy Fridays.

As I guideml my own article, I don't understand why you need from Sunday midday to work on it, does it really need that much work?

I would prefer to stick to a weekly column which is relevent and not out of date, as soon as I have finished it on Monday it can go up straight away the same day instead of waiting around to be worked on.


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Post 7

Post Team

The Sunday deadline applicable to all posters, we can accomodate researchers who need extra time, as I have said we are willing to accomodate you as you already ML you work, but if you feel you don't want your work to appear in the Post anymore I can't stop you withdrawing

Reefgirl smiley - devil


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Post 8

Post Team

Just to reiterate what Reefy said: we're not totally inflexible on the deadline. If you can get your column to us by 6pm on the Monday we will be happy to use it.

As I said to you previously, if people tell us they have a serious problem with the Sunday deadline, we will try to find a workaround.

thanks

Awix smiley - geek


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Post 9

Researcher U1025853

I think due to it being a very bad week, I was somewhat over-sensitive. This was before today happened, my husband works across from Liverpool St Station, so it was a bit close to home. So what with today and the very bad week with very bad news before that, I need to take a few days away.

I am obviously over-reacting and so long as you are okay with it, it would be great to come to an arrangement. I don't want to ask too much though and I also don't want to take my worries out on you guys either, as you do not deserve it.

So apologies from me, for my displaced angst.

I shall come back next week ready to go and having had a restful weekend to sort my head out. I shall be in a much better mood. Unless of course someone dies or we get more bombs during the week, in which case I may just be a gibbering wreak.

smiley - sorry guys. Talk next week about this. smiley - ok


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Post 10

Reefgirl (Brunel Baby)

smiley - cuddle S'ok Kaz, get back to us when you're ready


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Post 11

Researcher U1025853

Thankyou

shall now chill and be ready to go for the next issue without stroppyness, maybe I should write someone truthful yet funny about stroppyness? smiley - laugh


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Post 12

Reefgirl (Brunel Baby)

smiley - ok I'd read it, I can give you hints as well being a stroppy cow myself and the mother of the next generation of stroppy cows smiley - laugh


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Post 13

Researcher U1025853

smiley - laugh

Maybe a collaborative project?!


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Post 14

Reefgirl (Brunel Baby)

Is stubbon and stroppy behavior hereditary?, my Grandad, Dad, me and my daughter are all the stroppy types


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