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My request
Jay,
I have served you well as a moderator, and though I have been naughty from time to time and have written pretentious, yet brilliant, posts, I would like to make a request. Would it be possible to add a 19th century literature forum in the Library? I would humbly ask to moderate it. I know it would be popular because there are many fans, like myself, of 19th century literature.
Please Jay . . . . I beg of thee!
I have served you well as a moderator, and though I have been naughty from time to time and have written pretentious, yet brilliant, posts, I would like to make a request. Would it be possible to add a 19th century literature forum in the Library? I would humbly ask to moderate it. I know it would be popular because there are many fans, like myself, of 19th century literature.
Please Jay . . . . I beg of thee!
Re: My request
LOL!Loremaster wrote:Jay,
I have served you well as a moderator, and though I have been naughty from time to time and have written pretentious, yet brilliant, posts, I would like to make a request. Would it be possible to add a 19th century literature forum in the Library? I would humbly ask to moderate it. I know it would be popular because there are many fans, like myself, of 19th century literature.
Please Jay . . . . I beg of thee!
I would say give it up... but Jay set him self right up for this one with all his "I'll do anything if you ask enough times"
I once talked to someone online who said he was a "writer of 19th century literature"
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Hehe...ok, ok, just let me think about this for a little bit, ok? Because we have to have some sort of control and structure here for forums. A 19th Century Lit forum just seems so random. What about 18th Century? Or 15th? Heh.
Heh, well, when I said that "I'll do anything that you ask", I sort of meant it as a joke. Sure, I tend to do whatever people ask, but that's not really a "good" thing...heh.
So yeah...just let me think about it for now. I appreciate comments or ideas, though.-jay
Heh, well, when I said that "I'll do anything that you ask", I sort of meant it as a joke. Sure, I tend to do whatever people ask, but that's not really a "good" thing...heh.
So yeah...just let me think about it for now. I appreciate comments or ideas, though.-jay
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Perhaps then a Classics section?kevinswatch wrote:Hehe...ok, ok, just let me think about this for a little bit, ok? Because we have to have some sort of control and structure here for forums. A 19th Century Lit forum just seems so random. What about 18th Century? Or 15th? Heh.
Heh, well, when I said that "I'll do anything that you ask", I sort of meant it as a joke. Sure, I tend to do whatever people ask, but that's not really a "good" thing...heh.
So yeah...just let me think about it for now. I appreciate comments or ideas, though.-jay
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Hey what about my Thomas Pynchon, Tom Clancy, Danielle Steel, Kurt Vonegutt, Dean Knootz, Jacqueline Susanne & Valdimir Nabokov comparative works forum idea???
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ROTFL! Wow, I'm getting a lot of flack, aren't I? Well, I think I've come up with an equitable solution...
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And for the record, I like the idea of a Classics Forum, but I've done enough damage throwing my weight around (see, I knew I'd end up doing this sooner or later), so I'm just gonna sit on my hands from now on.
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Heh, oh, don't worry about it. I actually thought the Terry VS Terry Forum idea wasn't too bad. Mainly since I wanted to know what other people thought about those stupid series before I even bothered thinking about reading more.
But yeah, if you expand 19th Century Forum idea into a Classics Forum I would probably be down with that.-jay
But yeah, if you expand 19th Century Forum idea into a Classics Forum I would probably be down with that.-jay
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Having been given the High Lord's not-so-official "PM of approval," the Classics Forum is now up and running.
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Re: My request
I used to read a lot of 19th century literature... indeed, I was quite a fan. Then lost interest when I got a life.Loremaster wrote:Jay,
I have served you well as a moderator, and though I have been naughty from time to time and have written pretentious, yet brilliant, posts, I would like to make a request. Would it be possible to add a 19th century literature forum in the Library? I would humbly ask to moderate it. I know it would be popular because there are many fans, like myself, of 19th century literature.
Please Jay . . . . I beg of thee!
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