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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Started conversation Mar 24, 2015
Hiya Sol
I am working on the accepted entry A87849003 which you will need to subscribe to and thank you for writing it.
First thing, please check I have applied your photos in the correct places, if wrong please tell me where they need to go
I'll start subbing
GB
Subbing the Russian table
Sol Posted Mar 27, 2015
Yo!
Thanks GB! Not ignoring this - just trying to find some space to have a proper look.
Quick photo thing - the one of the cake would be better next to the 'pudding' section.
I'm not sure about putting the toasts, which were in the footnotes, back in the text - the story one is too long. Better to leave it out altogether.
I'll have a proper look later.
Subbing the Russian table
Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Mar 30, 2015
I've moved the photo
The length of the footnote is what bothered me - which is why I put it in the text. I can remove it altogether and just suggest a synopsis? It's your entry - up to you
Subbing the Russian table
Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Apr 3, 2015
Hi again Sol!
I've removed the large footnote/toast altogether, and added some h2g2 links for your approval. If this is OK and you are happy with your Entry I'll return it to the Eds for final polish. Thanks for writing it, I really enjoyed subbing it and learning about Russian etiquette!
GB
<--- for lack of a smiley
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Sol Posted Apr 4, 2015
Coolio.
We could [ut a link in a footnote? So at the end of the section about toasts, where it says '...with a moral at the end' we could add: For more toasts see this site (in Russian)'. http://www.toast.ru/toast/index.shtml
or if you don;t want to link to russian sites: http://www.funrussian.com/2012/01/24/russian-toasts/ which might well be better as it gives more explanations as well as examples, and gives a link to the3 Russian site anyway.
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Sol Posted Apr 4, 2015
It's a credit thing - I nicked all of the toasts from there you see.
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Apr 4, 2015
Hi Sol
I can certainly do that, but I already made a credit in the text which will appear in the sidebar under the links, but it won't appear until it goes live/Approved:
Solnushka
Russian toasts (in Russian)
(I can fix this for you as soon as I return home from Mum's tonight - or tomorrow)
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Sol Posted Apr 4, 2015
Cool!
One last thing (sorry). I noticed that there is an asterisk after 'flowers' (the last word in the puddings paragraph. This was because I meant to add a footnote which went 'Make sure you only bring an odd number. Even numbers are for funerals.'
Sorry. I really appreciate sub editing - I have no proof readings skills!
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Apr 4, 2015
Are you looking at my copy A87849003?
The footnote is there
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h2g2 Guide Editors Posted Apr 11, 2015
Hiya Sol!
We have fixed the problem of the missing footnote in Pliny (that was displaying ok in Classic Goo). We think this was because it was written as , we changed it to and it appears to be displaying correctly now. Can you confirm you can see it now?
h2g2 Eds
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