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spiderbaby Posted Oct 31, 2004
Ok Naethyme. Next time!!
spidey.
Just waiting for Roy to post me a message so I have a thread for the pots.
spidey
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spiderbaby Posted Oct 31, 2004
Right you lot. the
Entries for 60 Word challenge 31st Oct.
thread is open for business.
Get reading and scoring. Don't forget, copy and post your score/crit sheet to me. Title e mail so I know it's you.
Good luck everyone.
spidey
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lyndabk Posted Nov 1, 2004
I have just now read all the stories in this challenge, and all I can say is WOW! the standard is excellent!
Well done to everyone, this is going to be so difficult
Can't help guessing who's who, think I can identify three voices, all in all great fun
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the fat gardener Posted Nov 1, 2004
I agree, but I think last time there were some brilliant ones as well.
I feel I'm learning a lot by doing a challenge alongside really good writers. Learning by example and from the feedback.
I think I've identified at least 4 authors - looking forward to guessing.
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Enigmatic1 Posted Nov 1, 2004
I think the stories are generally good but no better than previous efforts.
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Jazzy-J Posted Nov 1, 2004
Hmmm....its not as easy to guess the author as you think is it. I Can't wait for the big reveal.
Scoring isn't going to be easy though. They are all good.
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haveago Posted Nov 2, 2004
Hi spidey
My scores are ready to send to you but I can’t get into Yahoo at the moment. We try again in the morning.
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Serindippidydog Posted Nov 2, 2004
No mind altering substances have past my lips (or anywhere else) Spidey..but I just had a mental picture of a certain Spider taken off her shoes and socks and counting her toes to calculate the results of the challenge...gawd what was in those cookies..I just ate...
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spiderbaby Posted Nov 2, 2004
Don't want to rush you guys but I had thirteen entries and so far only seven score/crit e mails.
Can we try and get this one done and dusted by friday so that we can decide how we want to proceed with the next one.
As regards the next one. I think that the interest waned a little with this method. It seems to me that though some of you like the idea of the anonymous posting, a lot more probably prefer it the other way.
I don't mind the work involved in recieving and collating the entries and scores but I feel like a bit of a schoolmarm, constantly nagging people for their homework!!!!!
So, if it's ok with all of you I'd prefer to go back to doing it the original way, still having a choice of titles but limiting entrants and choosing one or maybe two titles each.
Feedback please if you want to continue or maybe it's time to give it a break after this one.
spidey
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Enigmatic1 Posted Nov 2, 2004
A few of us have already said we think it should go back to the old way.
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Kate Posted Nov 2, 2004
I'd definitely like to continue, but despite the interest in guessing who has written what, I'd rather go back to the old system.
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Loobyloo Posted Nov 2, 2004
Well - this is my view:
I think this has been a good experiment and something different for us to play about with. However, I don't think it has been enjoyed over all as much as the original way by most of us (I stand to be corrected if wrong)
Maybe it is something we could do every couple of months maybe?
I think we should go back to the old way - have a choice of two titles - and only pick one (limit of 20 peeps) This would make it easier to crit and score, and so that everyone knows where they stand, maybe make it one challenge per fortnight.
These are only suggestions.
luv
looby
PS Please don't make me stay behind class tonught for 100 lines 'mind your business'.
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roy Posted Nov 2, 2004
Yes, the old way seemed to keep people's interest going. Or acted as a reminder.
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