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Fictionfinder General Baxter Horowitz (Fiction Central Resurrected) Posted Nov 17, 2003
Just had a thought... this could be an interesting medium for getting fiction in to the UnderGuide.
In the UnderGuide they prefer fiction to be complete and split up in an archive. So we could get it ready to go there...
Just a random thought...
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Terran Posted Nov 17, 2003
Its just I've really been trying to get some story fiction in to the UnderGuide, but its not easy.
The only thing that has even been considered so far is one called Ghost Story, I think.
If we get some people to finish their stories, then we could get them on the front page via the UnderGuide.
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Terran Posted Nov 17, 2003
Well *technically* my 168 is finished... but we both know theres a lot of the story I still haven't told... 
But anyway, I mean either route : The Post or the UnderGuide. It would be interesting to investigate what we could do with these two groups.
I mean, basically we're an archive (or we will be) of links.
Thats another thing I'd like to discuss. Would you prefer to have links, or would you prefer to create entries (ala. Spaced out Guide)?
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Terran Posted Nov 17, 2003
I'm not sure about "Son of"... how about Fiction Prime? We can work on it...
I would like to "liberate" the entries from Fiction Central. I might see if I can find an e-mail address for Peregrin first.
Anyway, I really must go to bed! 
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[...] Posted Nov 17, 2003
So what're we calling this?
'Son of Fiction Central'
'Son of Central'
'Fiction Central II'
'Fiction Central- the Sequel'
'FicCen'
'The Story Finders'
'Lita-liberators'
'Writers' Squad!'
'The two h2g2-ies'
'A Cup of Fiction'
'Super Prose!'
'The Peregrin Legacy'
'That Last-minute Created Fiction Place'
'Story Central'
'The Exhumers'
'The Wandering Fiction Men'
'The Return of Fiction Central'
'Fiction Central- The Revenge!'
'Fiction Central Strikes Back!'
'Fiction Fighters'
'Central Characters'
'Mighty Mighty Fiction League A Go-Go!'
'Fiction Central- Resurrection'
'Asterisk* and Vercingetorix take Fiction.'
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(*HPB)
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Terran Posted Nov 17, 2003
I would prefer to be as far removed from "Fiction Central" as possible. I know we're using the idea, but I'd like a completely new name.
Maybe something like "The Fiction Writers of the Earth"? Or simply "The Fiction Writers"?
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Terran Posted Nov 17, 2003
Yes! 
Or perhaps just "The World of Fiction".
I like it, it has a kind of ring to it. 
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[...] Posted Nov 17, 2003
Fiction Point...
Pointe Fiction...
Fiction House...
Fiction World... ??
The Fiction Shack!!!
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[...] Posted Nov 20, 2003
So what are we doing with this while we wait for Mr. Pippin to no show?
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Terran Posted Nov 20, 2003
Well I suggest we start scouting for fiction entries, and put them in to a journal entry (so we can delete the entry at a later date), and we can discuss them. Then we can ask the members who are currently active members whether it is alright if we put their story in to our archive. Then we can start creating the pages.
Do you think thats alright to start off?
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