Now I've got the game moving again, I apologise for the lengthy hiatus, which was longer than I'd intended. I normally catch up with the PBM game at weekends (because the individual turns take longer to edit up and write), and post to the message board game during the week. Unfortunately I've had a run of several consecutive weekends when I've been away, and the game has suffered as a result. (One of those weekends was to attend the wedding of one of the players, Michael Orton) Once the Phoenyx web forums are up and running I may abandon the 'turn and response' format I've been using in favour of the approach I use in message board games; this will reduce the time needed to write posts, and should mean I can post more often. Watch this space! -- Tim Hall Weblog: http://www.kalyr.com/weblog Photos: http://kalyr.fotopic.net/
Congrats to Michael. Glad he has found the right person. -Pandemonium -----Original Message----- From: bounces@phoenyx.net [mailto:bounces@phoenyx.net]On Behalf Of Tim Sent: Sunday, December 21, 2003 9:56 AM To: kalyr@phoenyx.net Subject: Kalyr GM Notes and apologies Now I've got the game moving again, I apologise for the lengthy hiatus, which was longer than I'd intended. I normally catch up with the PBM game at weekends (because the individual turns take longer to edit up and write), and post to the message board game during the week. Unfortunately I've had a run of several consecutive weekends when I've been away, and the game has suffered as a result. (One of those weekends was to attend the wedding of one of the players, Michael Orton) Once the Phoenyx web forums are up and running I may abandon the 'turn and response' format I've been using in favour of the approach I use in message board games; this will reduce the time needed to write posts, and should mean I can post more often. Watch this space! -- Tim Hall Weblog: http://www.kalyr.com/weblog Photos: http://kalyr.fotopic.net/
In a message dated 12/21/03 11:07:24 AM Mountain Standard Time, tim@kalyr.com writes: > Once the Phoenyx web forums are up and running I may abandon the 'turn > and response' format I've been using in favour of the approach I use > in message board games; this will reduce the time needed to write > posts, and should mean I can post more often. Watch this space! I've been using the Phoenyx WIKI in the Celandra game and it seems like a potentially very powerful tool. I can understand if it doesn't suit you though. (BTW I'm still here and paying attention. I just haven't felt responding on Gerryn was too important since it looks like he's ahead in time of the other characters in the city.) Jefferson (Gerryn)
