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I feel I have to apologize, because I've been making a grave mistake during the past month.  Actually it was probably a mistake before that, but it wasn't really noticeable until HH got too busy and stopped posting.  I've been cutting my story plots really short.

Originally the reason I did that was to avoid writing long, drawn out plots that would become outdated by the time it was concluded.  They were also usually "tied in" to something else, either picking up on or leaving something unresolved.  They depended too much on someone else picking up on it and extending it.  I tried too hard to avoid making anything too "permanent".

After the last month of near silence on the board, however, and Visionary's comments to my last story post (don't worry Vizh, you're not in trouble - you just brought something to light) I'm starting to realize that I'm going to have to make a commitment and start making things more permanent.

The current mini-story and one more I have in the queue have already been completed, just not posted.  At this point I think I need to write a story plot that's longer, more detailed, and more satisfying in its conclusion.  I'm hoping it will attract tie-ins like HH did.  Maybe it will even motivate him to write a tie-in himself if he knows it doesn't have to be a huge commitment.  The point is, if he's unable to make that kind of commitment right now, someone else has to.

I have something loosely planned, but I haven't started writing it yet.  So if anyone has any objections, suggestions, or comments, now's the time to make them.






Manga Shoggoth



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> I feel I have to apologize, because I've been making a grave mistake during the past month.  Actually it was probably a mistake before that, but it wasn't really noticeable until HH got too busy and stopped posting.  I've been cutting my story plots really short.
Is that like cutting toenails short, by any chance?
> I have something loosely planned, but I haven't started writing it yet.  So if anyone has any objections, suggestions, or comments, now's the time to make them.

At present my PVMB activity is waaaay low. The filters at work are being tightened up so I have to be very careful what I open (TV Tropes is banned, and I don't dare open CSFB's posts these days...).
Alas, I can't suggest or promise anything. Don't let that stop you, though. You do write very well.
 




killer shrike



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> I feel I have to apologize, because I've been making a grave mistake during the past month.  Actually it was probably a mistake before that, but it wasn't really noticeable until HH got too busy and stopped posting.  I've been cutting my story plots really short.
> Originally the reason I did that was to avoid writing long, drawn out plots that would become outdated by the time it was concluded.  They were also usually "tied in" to something else, either picking up on or leaving something unresolved.  They depended too much on someone else picking up on it and extending it.  I tried too hard to avoid making anything too "permanent".
> After the last month of near silence on the board, however, and Visionary's comments to my last story post (don't worry Vizh, you're not in trouble - you just brought something to light) I'm starting to realize that I'm going to have to make a commitment and start making things more permanent.
> The current mini-story and one more I have in the queue have already been completed, just not posted.  At this point I think I need to write a story plot that's longer, more detailed, and more satisfying in its conclusion.  I'm hoping it will attract tie-ins like HH did.  Maybe it will even motivate him to write a tie-in himself if he knows it doesn't have to be a huge commitment.  The point is, if he's unable to make that kind of commitment right now, someone else has to.
> I have something loosely planned, but I haven't started writing it yet.  So if anyone has any objections, suggestions, or comments, now's the time to make them.
>




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> At present my PVMB activity is waaaay low. The filters at work are being tightened up so I have to be very careful what I open (TV Tropes is banned, and I don't dare open CSFB's posts these days...).

Are they content-based filters?  Because those can be tricked.  :)


> Alas, I can't suggest or promise anything. Don't let that stop you, though. You do write very well.

I'll do my best.





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...I was trying to avoid writing stuff that complicates the Parodyverse too much for fear or messing up the next Untold Tales. They were like sitcom episodes, where everything is pretty much the same as before when it's over.









Manga Shoggoth



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>
> > At present my PVMB activity is waaaay low. The filters at work are being tightened up so I have to be very careful what I open (TV Tropes is banned, and I don't dare open CSFB's posts these days...).
>
> Are they content-based filters?  Because those can be tricked.  :)
>

I cannot think of a quicker way to ask my employers to fire me. Bear in mind that I do government work and my current job requires security clearance.
The filtering, although sometimes overly aggressive, is there for good reason.
 




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> I feel I have to apologize, because I've been making a grave mistake during the past month.  Actually it was probably a mistake before that, but it wasn't really noticeable until HH got too busy and stopped posting.  I've been cutting my story plots really short.

>
Originally the reason I did that was to avoid writing long, drawn out plots that would become outdated by the time it was concluded.  They were also usually "tied in" to something else, either picking up on or leaving something unresolved.  They depended too much on someone else picking up on it and extending it.  I tried too hard to avoid making anything too "permanent".

>
After the last month of near silence on the board, however, and Visionary's comments to my last story post (don't worry Vizh, you're not in trouble - you just brought something to light) I'm starting to realize that I'm going to have to make a commitment and start making things more permanent.

>
The current mini-story and one more I have in the queue have already been completed, just not posted.  At this point I think I need to write a story plot that's longer, more detailed, and more satisfying in its conclusion.  I'm hoping it will attract tie-ins like HH did.  Maybe it will even motivate him to write a tie-in himself if he knows it doesn't have to be a huge commitment.  The point is, if he's unable to make that kind of commitment right now, someone else has to.

>
I have something loosely planned, but I haven't started writing it yet.  So if anyone has any objections, suggestions, or comments, now's the time to make them.

>






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Anime Jason 

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