[COMPLETE]Centenary: Selected Essays on Prohibition - tg
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Your heading "essays on prohibition" sounds better to me , but it's not me you are appealing to , I'm not likely to read one or listen to them, it's not a topic that appeals to me.
And no - you can't change the whole concept of projects as you go. You need to think it out first BEFORE posting it .
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And no - you can't change the whole concept of projects as you go. You need to think it out first BEFORE posting it .
Anne
Oh, I'm happy with just ten essays. I was thinking of other contributors. But they can suggest we do another set, I suppose.annise wrote: ↑July 23rd, 2019, 4:13 pm Your heading "essays on prohibition" sounds better to me , but it's not me you are appealing to , I'm not likely to read one or listen to them, it's not a topic that appeals to me.
And no - you can't change the whole concept of projects as you go. You need to think it out first BEFORE posting it .
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You are right. I don't think this topic is broad enough to put up as an ongoing collection, but as a project its a great idea! Let's see, I read something one time on prohibition, actually on how prohibition just created a thriving black market and boat loads of crime. I'll see if I can recollect that title.
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I could be wrong, but isn't that what the Launch Pad is for? You post a project in "protected mode" and tinker with it until you are satisfied, and people get to give you feedback? Actually, I don't think anyone should go uploading files and posting them to a project until it is launched, because the BC may decide to change the parameters, file names, etc.
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For small changes yes, but if you haven't decided if you are wanting a "read these texts" or "you can add something interesting if you find it" or perhaps "This is a group project" or "maybe I'll read them all myself" that is a major change to how it is set up. There are places available, like the non fiction collections for people wanting to read them, so this is something special that he thinks important , so it needs to be attractive to the other volunteers he needs .
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His name is Kevin.annise wrote: ↑July 23rd, 2019, 7:27 pm For small changes yes, but if you haven't decided if you are wanting a "read these texts" or "you can add something interesting if you find it" or perhaps "This is a group project" or "maybe I'll read them all myself" that is a major change to how it is set up. There are places available, like the non fiction collections for people wanting to read them, so this is something special that he thinks important , so it needs to be attractive to the other volunteers he needs .
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Sounds good to me.
I think I may have one for the collection, but I'm too tired to check my list against yours. Neat idea, though.
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Thanks! Not my idea, though. (I steal everything!)silverquill wrote: ↑July 23rd, 2019, 9:49 pmSounds good to me.
I think I may have one for the collection, but I'm too tired to check my list against yours. Neat idea, though.
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You could also make a reference to the Centenary as I think there was with the various WWI collections.
Thanks for running with this -- I had the idea and tossed it out in Suggestions, and started looking for essays but got kind of overwhelmed and wandered off, so I'm glad someone picked it up!
Colleen
Thanks for running with this -- I had the idea and tossed it out in Suggestions, and started looking for essays but got kind of overwhelmed and wandered off, so I'm glad someone picked it up!
Colleen
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There are one or two short ones you might like to try. (Whenever we find our MC.)ColleenMc wrote: ↑July 24th, 2019, 12:22 pm You could also make a reference to the Centenary as I think there was with the various WWI collections.
Thanks for running with this -- I had the idea and tossed it out in Suggestions, and started looking for essays but got kind of overwhelmed and wandered off, so I'm glad someone picked it up!
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This is set up.
I've fiddled with your intros/outros and file name a little bit.
Please be sure to put the text source links in the metadata; I think you've done that on other projects. And it's a good idea to also put a link to each section's text source in the Notes field of the section, so that the reader knows which link is for which section.
I've fiddled with your intros/outros and file name a little bit.
Please be sure to put the text source links in the metadata; I think you've done that on other projects. And it's a good idea to also put a link to each section's text source in the Notes field of the section, so that the reader knows which link is for which section.
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Serial novel: The Wandering Jew
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Thank you! Will do!TriciaG wrote: ↑July 26th, 2019, 5:48 am This is set up.
I've fiddled with your intros/outros and file name a little bit.
Please be sure to put the text source links in the metadata; I think you've done that on other projects. And it's a good idea to also put a link to each section's text source in the Notes field of the section, so that the reader knows which link is for which section.
P.S. I encourage fiddling!
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I'm really excited by this collection. The essays and whatnot are balanced, as a whole, and brief. There's something here for everyone.
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Moving to Readers Wanted.
Reminder that I'll need at least a listing of the authors; better if you put them in the metadata yourself, but if they're not in the system, get me the info so I can add them. I'll need this before cataloging.
Reminder that I'll need at least a listing of the authors; better if you put them in the metadata yourself, but if they're not in the system, get me the info so I can add them. I'll need this before cataloging.
School fiction: David Blaize
America Exploration: The First Four Voyages of Amerigo Vespucci
Serial novel: The Wandering Jew
Medieval England meets Civil War Americans: Centuries Apart
America Exploration: The First Four Voyages of Amerigo Vespucci
Serial novel: The Wandering Jew
Medieval England meets Civil War Americans: Centuries Apart