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LesWilLang wrote: ↑Today, 3:21 pm Hello,
May I claim Section 2: The Bachelor in Public?
Thanks,
Leslie

I've put in your claim.

Hi, I wanted to let you know I am still working on Sections 14-16. However, I have a problem with the volume. The background static sound that's always present, has suddenly become louder when I try to record now. And I'm not sure what setting I need to adjust to turn down the background static sou...

It depends where you are searching. :) In our Advanced Search, only the keywords are searchable. Over at Archive, I think the entire description is. So I think I'd recommend repeating keywords that are in the introduction, to make sure all methods are covered. It doesn't take up very much storage sp...

Imago wrote: ↑Today, 3:49 am Hi. Sorry to be a nuisance, may I change my claim to now read section 3 and release section 2? Thanks very much.

I've made the switch for you.

Thank you - Very nicely read, and PL OK!

"I'll never do Gilray a favor again." Probably - Gilray will never ask him to!

Thanks again!

I'll wait for the BC to give you an official OK to be DPL, but feel free to PL what's submitted already.

PD means PD - you can do what you want with them, just like anyone can do anything with our PD audios.

11 PL OK!

There are now "See Also" sections on the other two Wiki pages, all 3 pages linking back to the other two.

A few more are up.

Section 7 is funny: going 40 mph was SO FAST! And the "air line" wasn't an "airline".

Section 8, I looked up the date on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_England's_Dark_Day

I have written a book of poetry. Can I read one of my own original poems? J. Scott Loring Welcome! No, we do not record self-published (or self-written) works for LibriVox. We only record works that are traditionally published and out of copyright. Here's a link to our text policy: https://wiki.lib...

Sounds like a reasonable modification to me!

Thanks!

You'd relate to much of this book. He's very partial about a couple of his pipes.

marit wrote: ↑May 21st, 2024, 5:26 pm May I try section 12?

Sure, thank you!