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Wyatt Posted Oct 3, 2006
I think that was okay, but I think you used 'I' a couple times.
A14529558 - Overview: a Guided Tour through ‘The New Yorker’
Leo Posted Oct 3, 2006
like this?
>>Ladies and gents, I am confident you will recognise many of these names and faces.<<
A14529558 - Overview: a Guided Tour through ‘The New Yorker’
Leo Posted Oct 3, 2006
Also, do you think I should break it into headers? I'm leaning that way myself, actually.
A14529558 - Overview: a Guided Tour through ‘The New Yorker’
Wyatt Posted Oct 3, 2006
That's one of them. There is another 'I' earlier on, I think.
Yes, I think it would look better with Headers.
A14529558 - Overview: a Guided Tour through ‘The New Yorker’
echomikeromeo Posted Oct 4, 2006
They're kind of h2g2 style, I think. So I'd recommend it.
A14529558 - Overview: a Guided Tour through ‘The New Yorker’
Wyatt Posted Oct 4, 2006
Another thing you could do to tidy it a little is to get rid of the curly quotes. It took me a while to figure this out, but in your word processer program, go to the preferences and turn off the 'smart quotes' or whatever they are called. I imagine you could paste the contents of your Entry back into the word program, fix the quotes, then paste back into the Entry box and update.
A14529558 - Overview: a Guided Tour through ‘The New Yorker’
Leo Posted Oct 4, 2006
OK, I took out that 'I', I don't know where the other one is, but I guess I can keep looking. If you see it, let me know. I'm slowly adding more info about the people. This will take time. Curly quotes... They're already there, so will the program change them back?
Anything else?
A14529558 - Overview: a Guided Tour through ‘The New Yorker’
Leo Posted Oct 13, 2006
OK, I think I've done the rogue's gallery, I removed another 'I', and began removing the quotes. Anything else?
A14529558 - Overview: a Guided Tour through ‘The New Yorker’
echomikeromeo Posted Oct 14, 2006
For reference: A14529558
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Did you verify it?
Aren't there multiple rogues? So shouldn't it be the Rogues' Gallery, or maybe even the Rogues Gallery since it doesn't necessarily belong to them?
The gallery looks great, though.
A14529558 - Overview: a Guided Tour through ‘The New Yorker’
Leo Posted Oct 16, 2006
Eep! Yes. Rogues Gallery. I haven't confirmed it yet, along with a few other things in there i'm not 100% sure about. This will require some newstand snooping, some reading, and some microfilm twirling. Meaning, it'll have to wait until I next pass a newstand, can get back issues from my grandmother, and visit the central library.
But otherwise...
Oh yeah, the point you raised about the ending. I'd like to run that by the subbie list, since the entry is, technically, an overview linked to the rest of the project.
A14529558 - Overview: a Guided Tour through ‘The New Yorker’
echomikeromeo Posted Apr 7, 2007
*falls off edge of seat*
Oh wait, I think I used that joke already.
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Leo Posted Apr 8, 2007
It's still good, though you're probably getting a bruising. Maybe try some cushions on the floor. Zen surfing.
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