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Alternative Writing Workshop: A601372 - A visit to Dachau
Pinniped Started conversation Jun 30, 2004
Entry: A visit to Dachau - A601372
Author: Bob Dodd - U180609
Long-forgotten (?) and very poignant.
I very nearly re-posted this to PR, but it doesn't need that sort of critique, does it?
It needs a hush, and humility.
A601372 - A visit to Dachau
Sneaky Posted Jul 1, 2004
Has this been featured anywhere yet? If not it needs to be. I'm left speechless after reading it. Too bad PR rejected way back when, it's exactly what the EG needs. Not that it would have a snowballs chance now, but it would be nice to see it go in. Well, that's what us UGlies are around for. Lacking that, there's <./>thepost</.> or <./>agggag</.>.
giving the new name a shot...<./>underguide</.>
A601372 - A visit to Dachau
J Posted Jul 9, 2004
I think a big push could get it into the EG I believe, but it's not worth it, eh?
A very effective piece. Pin and Sneaky said it.
A601372 - A visit to Dachau
nullspace Posted Jul 11, 2004
I visited the Dachau camp on a February day in 1975.
Miserable.
Grim.
Haunted.
Took the better part of a bottle of Jack to wash the stain off my brain.
It's "Arbeit Macht Frei", BTW.
The details are well presented. Good work.
A601372 - A visit to Dachau
Mikey the Humming Mouse - A3938628 Learn More About the Edited Guide! Posted Aug 30, 2004
As this one is on the front page today, should it still be here in the AWW?
A601372 - A visit to Dachau
J Posted Aug 30, 2004
Sure As a compromise with some other AWW groups, the UG doesn't move entries from the AWW unless the author wants to.
(by the way, I wonder what happened to the acceptance post I shall have to have words with my co-eds...)
A601372 - A visit to Dachau
Mikey the Humming Mouse - A3938628 Learn More About the Edited Guide! Posted Aug 30, 2004
> As a compromise with some other AWW groups, the UG doesn't move entries
> from the AWW unless the author wants to.
I can see that making sense, but for this one (and for so many other AWW entries, it seems), the author doesn't appear to have been around in some years.
I don't get the same urge to make things neat and tidy in the AWW as I do in PR, though -- just saw this on the front page today and thought I'd ask.
A601372 - A visit to Dachau
J Posted Aug 30, 2004
Hey, the treaty leaving UG entries in the AWW ended a war, Mikey
This bit doesn't have much to do with the author when he's an elvis. It's about appeasing certain people
A601372 - A visit to Dachau
Pinniped Posted Aug 31, 2004
Minesweeping no longer on the agenda, then, Jodan?
Though this particular piece is among the best examples of why we should just leave things as they come to be.
Lest we forget.
A601372 - A visit to Dachau
UnderGuide Editors Posted Sep 1, 2004
Congratulations! This piece has been picked from the Alternative Writing Workshop (AWW) by our miners and has been accepted by the editors for inclusion in the h2g2 UnderGuide!
Due to a hiccup in the system this message is a little late and the entry has already been featured on h2g2's front page and will very soon be displayed on the shelves of the UnderGuide Archives at A2112490 and the site's official archives at C1233.
More information on the UnderGuide can be found at the <./>underguide</.> HQ should anyone want it.
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Alternative Writing Workshop: A601372 - A visit to Dachau
- 1: Pinniped (Jun 30, 2004)
- 2: Sneaky (Jul 1, 2004)
- 3: J (Jul 9, 2004)
- 4: nullspace (Jul 11, 2004)
- 5: Mikey the Humming Mouse - A3938628 Learn More About the Edited Guide! (Aug 30, 2004)
- 6: J (Aug 30, 2004)
- 7: Mikey the Humming Mouse - A3938628 Learn More About the Edited Guide! (Aug 30, 2004)
- 8: J (Aug 30, 2004)
- 9: Pinniped (Aug 31, 2004)
- 10: UnderGuide Editors (Sep 1, 2004)
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