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sapi
11-07-2007, 09:24
The team at the Gahzette is proud to announce the release of their eighth issue.

The November publication covers a variety of subjects, from the intrigues of the English Royal Court, to the state of PBMs and AARs in the forums, to Climate Change (in modding, natch).

Oh, and we cover this little thing called EB, too.

Grab your copy here (http://users.on.net/~purdsa/Gahzette/index.htm)

Beirut
11-07-2007, 12:38
You guys are doing an excellent job. :sunny:

sapi
11-07-2007, 12:54
You guys are doing an excellent job. :sunny:
...except for the editor, who must accept responsibility for releasing content that has been ready for days only a few hours ago :grin2:

Subedei
11-07-2007, 15:22
Everybody gotta love EB after this appraisal!!! :smash:

gibsonsg91921
11-08-2007, 00:27
woot go peter von kastilien

TC, i do believe u know more about my pbm than i do. congratulations.

Ramses II CP
11-08-2007, 01:43
Great issue! Thanks for linking to my Scottish write-up, though it might be a bit confusing that the link only goes to the single post covering the first 5 turns.

Are we allowed to play Devil's Advocate in the debate bit? As much fun as it would be to weigh in with a real opinion, it'd be even more fun to take on a Creationist defense or similar.

:egypt:

Mouzafphaerre
11-08-2007, 09:45
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Thanks! :coffeenews:

If you don't mind... How about ordering the issues from newest to oldest on the web page?
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sapi
11-08-2007, 09:53
What a stupid idea :grin2:


...

In other words, done ~:)

Mouzafphaerre
11-08-2007, 10:12
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What a stupid idea :grin2:

I'm flattered! :2thumbsup:


In other words, done ~:)

:gah2:


~D
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sapi
11-08-2007, 11:59
:laugh4:

The only reason I haven't done it before is that the site's only one and a half screens on my monitor; I keep forgetting the huge percentage of people using smaller sizes (judging from Google Analytics, at any rate ~:))

MaddenKhan2
11-08-2007, 15:37
Excellet Issue, I love it!! GAH!!!! :beam: :clown:

Odin
11-08-2007, 16:44
I've followed Sigurd's quest for debate earnestly. Im curious if this will lead to a new subforum or be conducted within the confines of the backroom? It appears to be addressed to the Backroom crowd, but it seems to be a requirement to envoke formal debate rules (very unbackroom).

So, a potential subforum might garnish a higher level of participation IMHO, thoughts?

sapi
11-09-2007, 08:28
I've followed Sigurd's quest for debate earnestly. Im curious if this will lead to a new subforum or be conducted within the confines of the backroom? It appears to be addressed to the Backroom crowd, but it seems to be a requirement to envoke formal debate rules (very unbackroom).

So, a potential subforum might garnish a higher level of participation IMHO, thoughts?
We'll see what the takeup is.

The initial plan, subject to modification by Sigurd, is to do things behind the scenes, then to include the debate in the Gahzette.

If there's enough interest, a sub-forum may be implemented :yes:

Xehh II
11-09-2007, 08:55
Loved the EB part.

Odin
11-09-2007, 12:59
We'll see what the takeup is.

The initial plan, subject to modification by Sigurd, is to do things behind the scenes, then to include the debate in the Gahzette.

If there's enough interest, a sub-forum may be implemented :yes:

Fair enough, thanks for the reply. :thumbsup:

woad&fangs
11-09-2007, 23:10
The debaters send in PMs to Sigurd who then posts them in a special thread in the backroom. Then there are counter arguments and counter counter arguments etc... It looks like it is going to be me vs. Crazed Rabbit on gun control(we both are technically against it but I am arguing for it just because I have a huge contrarian streak) and Andres Vs Louis about some Belgian nonsense.

RoadKill
11-10-2007, 02:07
Awww... You guys didn't mention the meadhall. But above that it was fantastic.

Warmaster Horus
11-10-2007, 12:47
Awww... You guys didn't mention the meadhall. But above that it was fantastic.

I know, and that's entirely my fault. But instead, there's the EB article for you! Thanks Xehh II for your comment.
Speaking of the EB bit, any other comments about it?

MaddenKhan2
11-11-2007, 04:22
Hey Guys!

How long does it take to do a Gazette issue, since I love reading these things!


:2thumbsup:

Mouzafphaerre
11-11-2007, 13:14
I know, and that's entirely my fault. But instead, there's the EB article for you! Thanks Xehh II for your comment.
Speaking of the EB bit, any other comments about it?
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About EB... More emphasis on it aiming to be die-hard historically accurate would be welcome. There's research able to fill volumes (including partial language reconstructions etc.) behind that tiny little mod. :laugh4:
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Charge
11-11-2007, 15:51
Speaking of the EB bit, any other comments about it?

You know about EB and romans. Why then blind people?

Myrddraal
11-12-2007, 18:05
Waldinger if you need inspiration there's a lot of people who will give you idea's for your debate :wink:

You can also look for ways to 'beat' CR by looking at his arguments in previous discussions of the topic (there are plenty :grin:)

sapi
11-13-2007, 01:08
Hey Guys!

How long does it take to do a Gazette issue, since I love reading these things!


:2thumbsup:
Well, it really depends on which articles you're talking about, as it varies between reporters.

From my pserspective, each issue would take a couple o fhours to compile, depending on the multimedia content.

Fragony
11-13-2007, 17:09
Something I said? ~;)