Showing posts with label Greytalk. Show all posts
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Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Sunday, December 13, 2009
RUMUR! Meet the New Hawk
RE: [greytalk] RUMUR! Meet the New Hawk
Thursday, November 19, 2009 10:07 PM
From: "Tom Roberts"Add sender to Contacts
To: greytalk@canonfire.com
I think Nitescreed's record still stands as sole ban-shee from Greytalk.
Randy's not popular and his vision of Greyhawk marches with very few, but he's able to express his opinion here, should he choose to. It might be the equivalent of Thomas Scott's return to Fort Garry, but there's nothing stopping him (AFAIK). I don't recall any announcement of his ban-ishment after the last War (back about 4 years ago if memory serves).
Tom Roberts
It is of little comfort to me that it is not my end of the boat that is sinking.
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From: shabbadoo@hotmail.com
To: bluesrule14@hotmail.com; greytalk@canonfire.com
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 2009 05:06:53 -0800
Subject: RE: [greytalk] RUMUR! Meet the New Hawk
Ah, just the list. I think Gary is the sole moderator of the list.
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From: bluesrule14@hotmail.com
To: greytalk@canonfire.com
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 2009 00:02:41 -0600
Subject: RE: [greytalk] RUMUR! Meet the New Hawk
I'm the last person to usually nitpick, so while Cebrion is right about Canonfire itself, the reference to this discussion was banning just from the Greytalk list. At any rate I'm no expert on either, but do (we) canonfire admins even have access to the list?
mortellan
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From: shabbadoo@hotmail.com
To: breeyark@gmail.com; greytalk@canonfire.com
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 2009 21:31:40 -0800
Subject: RE: [greytalk] RUMUR! Meet the New Hawk - WoG to Restart/Reimagine in 4e
As I do most of the work right now, I guess I am the current "senior" Canonfire! admin/moderator. I don't have many of the mad skillz that chatdemon has, but I do what I can.
So far as I know, the only people who have been banned from Canonfire! have been spammers, and those who have posted offensive or inappropriate material(usually spammers). Flamewars usually result in posts being deleted, and perhaps a PM sent to the involved parties. The admins have given people quite a bit of leeway. Perhaps this level of tolerance is due to the nature of Greyhawk fans themselves- they are a vast and varied mongrel breed, and they won't always see things eye-to-eye, let alone get along. Some people are more caustic than others, some people are overly sensitive, and yet others have the bad habit of reading things into what other people post when they shouldn't. There will eventually be disagreements and misunderstandings among posters, and that includes the admins too. This doesn't mean we can't all get along in a somewhat civil manner though. There is a limit to what will be tolerated, but I don't recall anybody having gone so far as to cross the line, such that they were banned. Despite any disagreements, most people can agree on one thing: they like to discuss Greyhawk. So far as that is the main thing going on, and nothing extraneous to that gets out of hand, then nobody will be banned.
Hoping that nobody decides they want to test my theory anytime soon,
---Cebrion(Canonfire! Admin/Moderator) ;)
Thursday, November 19, 2009 10:07 PM
From: "Tom Roberts"
To: greytalk@canonfire.com
I think Nitescreed's record still stands as sole ban-shee from Greytalk.
Randy's not popular and his vision of Greyhawk marches with very few, but he's able to express his opinion here, should he choose to. It might be the equivalent of Thomas Scott's return to Fort Garry, but there's nothing stopping him (AFAIK). I don't recall any announcement of his ban-ishment after the last War (back about 4 years ago if memory serves).
Tom Roberts
It is of little comfort to me that it is not my end of the boat that is sinking.
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From: shabbadoo@hotmail.com
To: bluesrule14@hotmail.com; greytalk@canonfire.com
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 2009 05:06:53 -0800
Subject: RE: [greytalk] RUMUR! Meet the New Hawk
Ah, just the list. I think Gary is the sole moderator of the list.
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From: bluesrule14@hotmail.com
To: greytalk@canonfire.com
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 2009 00:02:41 -0600
Subject: RE: [greytalk] RUMUR! Meet the New Hawk
I'm the last person to usually nitpick, so while Cebrion is right about Canonfire itself, the reference to this discussion was banning just from the Greytalk list. At any rate I'm no expert on either, but do (we) canonfire admins even have access to the list?
mortellan
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From: shabbadoo@hotmail.com
To: breeyark@gmail.com; greytalk@canonfire.com
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 2009 21:31:40 -0800
Subject: RE: [greytalk] RUMUR! Meet the New Hawk - WoG to Restart/Reimagine in 4e
As I do most of the work right now, I guess I am the current "senior" Canonfire! admin/moderator. I don't have many of the mad skillz that chatdemon has, but I do what I can.
So far as I know, the only people who have been banned from Canonfire! have been spammers, and those who have posted offensive or inappropriate material(usually spammers). Flamewars usually result in posts being deleted, and perhaps a PM sent to the involved parties. The admins have given people quite a bit of leeway. Perhaps this level of tolerance is due to the nature of Greyhawk fans themselves- they are a vast and varied mongrel breed, and they won't always see things eye-to-eye, let alone get along. Some people are more caustic than others, some people are overly sensitive, and yet others have the bad habit of reading things into what other people post when they shouldn't. There will eventually be disagreements and misunderstandings among posters, and that includes the admins too. This doesn't mean we can't all get along in a somewhat civil manner though. There is a limit to what will be tolerated, but I don't recall anybody having gone so far as to cross the line, such that they were banned. Despite any disagreements, most people can agree on one thing: they like to discuss Greyhawk. So far as that is the main thing going on, and nothing extraneous to that gets out of hand, then nobody will be banned.
Hoping that nobody decides they want to test my theory anytime soon,
---Cebrion(Canonfire! Admin/Moderator) ;)
Monday, April 13, 2009
GH notes from GenCon
Date: Wed, 11 Aug 99 09:26AM PDT
From: Stéphane Tanguay Add To Address Book Add To Junk To: GREYTALK@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: [GREYTALK] GH notes from GenCon
Hi everybody !
> Is THIS the "exciting" news TSR had to tell us about Greyhawk? I sure hope not!
From my own GH notes at GenCon (please remember that english is not my first language so I could stand corrected):
NO Hardcover or Faith and Avatars style book are coming.
Sean did finish a "Return to the Slave Lord", set in 591 CY. The story begin in Dyvers and goes along the wild Coast, into the buffer zone and the Pomarj. It is a 128 pages document, divided in 4 sections, each section containing about 25 % source material, 25% informations on the Slave Lords, 25% on how to introduce your group to this adventure and 25% of adventure hooks. Should be for level 4-7 at the beggining. I think it will be released in spring 2000, in 2nd edition format.
If there is ever a Faith and Avatars product done, chances are that the Avatars part will be slim since Greyhawk don,t have much of an history in term of avatars intervention.
There is no deadline set for the Big Flanaess map that Kij Jonhson was working on. The map is about 4' by 5' and defy most attemps at printing it. At this moment, the map is in the Cartography department at TSR, being rendered in suitable format (it was originnaly hand drawn). In the meanwhile, the map is used as an internal tools by GH products designers. We may see some excerpt of it in future products featuring GH.
They will be other novels like Against the Giant. White Plum Mountain, by Paul Kidd, is due October and a Descent into the Depths of the Earth is announced for spring 2000.
Chances are that we will see other "Return to..." type modules.
There is also a chance that we will see something with Iuz as someone at WotC (Adkinson ? I can't remeber...) is quit fond of this villain.
A new Rogue Gallery is on the wish list. Some of these NPC make an appearance in the Return to the Slaves Lord adventure.
It is possible that we see a "Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil" since Gary is back in WotC fold and that it is hard not to imagine him NOT doing it.
There is plans to put everything GH on a CD-ROM.
WotC will keep the timeline in GH at 591 CY and, in fact, will probably don't release more GH specific products, since GH will be the default world for the core products, the same way GH was the default world for the first edition rulebooks and modules. Supposedly that Return to White Plume Montain will be a good exemple of this new philosophy (RTTKOTB was NOT a good example !). Even the map in the core products shall fit nicely in Greyhawk New development in Greyhawk proper will be done by the Living Greyhawk campaign. Erik Mona is presently working on a gazetter which will include 2-3 pages on each nation and a timeline, for the least. He hope to be able to send this information to regional triad by november. There is a good chance that this information will be more generally released by the begginning of 2000, either as an RPGA only thing, or for general public consumption, with maybe a RPGA pre-release. They just don't know yet so please don't jump at them ! As Erik is making good use of Roger Moore's notes, there is even a lesser chance that we see an new hardcover one day.
WotC want the RPGA (and Living Greyhawk) to become a big thing. There is a lot of activity going on there and we shall expect to see more and more GH articles in Polyhedron
Against the Giants was sold out at GenCon on the second day IIRC. Sean added 65 000 words to the original 32 000 words of the trilogy. I won't go further into this, since Samwise already posted a review.
Morgan Rodwell is gonna be the new OJ editor. He plan to accept shorter articles (along with the longer ones) and non-canon GH articles. They are always looking for volontary editor.
At Gary's "Evolution of the Greyhawk world", we were able to get some interesting tidbits, the most surprising being that Nyrond was indeed behind the Scarlet Brotherhood when this one kidnapped Thrommel. How about that for an interesting twist ?
Gary also found his originals notes for Castle Greyhawk and I hope someday they are going to see the light. Lisa Stevens and a few others had a chance to have a look at it.
Looks like someone from Texas really has the original of Gary's Stoink map. Gary told us how surprised he was when that guy contacted him to certify the authenticity of this map.
Hope this help !
Stéphane Tanguay
stanguay@francomm.com
P.S. it was great fun to meet with other GH fans before that only known online. I met Paul Stormberg, Scott Casper, Erik Mona, Steve Wilson, Morgan Rodwell, Nathan Irving, Rick Miller, Wayne Rossi, Tom Harrison, Nathan Irving, Kenneth Newkist and two other Blackrazor guild members, etc. Many of them looks quite different in real life than you can imagine online. I look forward to meet them again.
From: Stéphane Tanguay
Subject: [GREYTALK] GH notes from GenCon
Hi everybody !
> Is THIS the "exciting" news TSR had to tell us about Greyhawk? I sure hope not!
From my own GH notes at GenCon (please remember that english is not my first language so I could stand corrected):
NO Hardcover or Faith and Avatars style book are coming.
Sean did finish a "Return to the Slave Lord", set in 591 CY. The story begin in Dyvers and goes along the wild Coast, into the buffer zone and the Pomarj. It is a 128 pages document, divided in 4 sections, each section containing about 25 % source material, 25% informations on the Slave Lords, 25% on how to introduce your group to this adventure and 25% of adventure hooks. Should be for level 4-7 at the beggining. I think it will be released in spring 2000, in 2nd edition format.
If there is ever a Faith and Avatars product done, chances are that the Avatars part will be slim since Greyhawk don,t have much of an history in term of avatars intervention.
There is no deadline set for the Big Flanaess map that Kij Jonhson was working on. The map is about 4' by 5' and defy most attemps at printing it. At this moment, the map is in the Cartography department at TSR, being rendered in suitable format (it was originnaly hand drawn). In the meanwhile, the map is used as an internal tools by GH products designers. We may see some excerpt of it in future products featuring GH.
They will be other novels like Against the Giant. White Plum Mountain, by Paul Kidd, is due October and a Descent into the Depths of the Earth is announced for spring 2000.
Chances are that we will see other "Return to..." type modules.
There is also a chance that we will see something with Iuz as someone at WotC (Adkinson ? I can't remeber...) is quit fond of this villain.
A new Rogue Gallery is on the wish list. Some of these NPC make an appearance in the Return to the Slaves Lord adventure.
It is possible that we see a "Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil" since Gary is back in WotC fold and that it is hard not to imagine him NOT doing it.
There is plans to put everything GH on a CD-ROM.
WotC will keep the timeline in GH at 591 CY and, in fact, will probably don't release more GH specific products, since GH will be the default world for the core products, the same way GH was the default world for the first edition rulebooks and modules. Supposedly that Return to White Plume Montain will be a good exemple of this new philosophy (RTTKOTB was NOT a good example !). Even the map in the core products shall fit nicely in Greyhawk New development in Greyhawk proper will be done by the Living Greyhawk campaign. Erik Mona is presently working on a gazetter which will include 2-3 pages on each nation and a timeline, for the least. He hope to be able to send this information to regional triad by november. There is a good chance that this information will be more generally released by the begginning of 2000, either as an RPGA only thing, or for general public consumption, with maybe a RPGA pre-release. They just don't know yet so please don't jump at them ! As Erik is making good use of Roger Moore's notes, there is even a lesser chance that we see an new hardcover one day.
WotC want the RPGA (and Living Greyhawk) to become a big thing. There is a lot of activity going on there and we shall expect to see more and more GH articles in Polyhedron
Against the Giants was sold out at GenCon on the second day IIRC. Sean added 65 000 words to the original 32 000 words of the trilogy. I won't go further into this, since Samwise already posted a review.
Morgan Rodwell is gonna be the new OJ editor. He plan to accept shorter articles (along with the longer ones) and non-canon GH articles. They are always looking for volontary editor.
At Gary's "Evolution of the Greyhawk world", we were able to get some interesting tidbits, the most surprising being that Nyrond was indeed behind the Scarlet Brotherhood when this one kidnapped Thrommel. How about that for an interesting twist ?
Gary also found his originals notes for Castle Greyhawk and I hope someday they are going to see the light. Lisa Stevens and a few others had a chance to have a look at it.
Looks like someone from Texas really has the original of Gary's Stoink map. Gary told us how surprised he was when that guy contacted him to certify the authenticity of this map.
Hope this help !
Stéphane Tanguay
stanguay@francomm.com
P.S. it was great fun to meet with other GH fans before that only known online. I met Paul Stormberg, Scott Casper, Erik Mona, Steve Wilson, Morgan Rodwell, Nathan Irving, Rick Miller, Wayne Rossi, Tom Harrison, Nathan Irving, Kenneth Newkist and two other Blackrazor guild members, etc. Many of them looks quite different in real life than you can imagine online. I look forward to meet them again.
I survived GenCon99 and all I got was this lousy t-shirt....
Date: Tue, 10 Aug 99 14:41PM PDT
From: Tom Harrison Add To Address Book Add To Junk Mail
To: GREYTALK@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: [GREYTALK] I survived GenCon99 and all I got was this lousy t-shirt....
Ahhhh....its good to be back home.
For all you guys who missed it, GenCon 99 was pretty damn cool. Lots of new stuff to gawk at -- including Gold Rush Game's new SENGOKU Japanese historical fantasy rpg, Pinnacle's BRAVE NEW WORLD alternate history superhero rpg, Gary Gygax's Lejendary Adventures FRPG (Yes! It's finally out!), and AEG has 7th Sea going full steam ahead. I have to admit, I predicte the 3E announcement would spark the next major flame war here, so I'm looking forward to a flood of creative posts in the next two weeks. ;)
But I'm sure ALL of you want to know how the Council events went, don't you. Don't deny it! You're just itching to know!
Thanks to all you attendees that made it to the meeting. I recognized a few of you from 98. I didn't get a chance to meet nearly as many of you as I wanted to (there was some disagreement over reservation arrangements some of us had talked about prior to the Con). The meeting was different than I had envisioned -- great and fun, but different. Next year, I'll make sure there are more goodies for everyone -- and yes, we'll have a banner or something with the web address.
The Masters of the Azure trilogy was likewise very successful. All but the first event was full (Part One was only short one). It was great to see Scott Casper, Russell Timm, and Stéphane Tanguay at those events (Stephane is due dual credit for being drug into a Lejendary Adventures demo Friday night, where we all had a good time -- "MAY!!!!") Steve Wilson made it up from Oklahoma City to run the third installment -- missing his son's B-Day in the process (how's that for priorities? ;)
Scott Casper suggested I post a campaign synopsis of the trilogy online, which I thought was a very good idea. But we have also been approached by the organizer of a con in Omaha, who was interested in us running the game there. And since we're planning on bringing Masters of the Azure back for next year's GenCon (and yes, it will still be 2nd ed), I think we'll forgo that. Besides, I've been receiving lots of requests for copies and I've saved every one of them. Steve and I are going to get the adventures cleaned up for this October Omaha con, and once we're happy with it, we'll be sending out copies to those who requested it -- and to our two playtesters across the pond, of course!
So all in all, it was a big and exciting event for us and I hope those of you who attended our events had even more fun than we had. If not, I wanna know how we can make that so.
What we'd like to is hold a meeting sometime next week (I'm thinking Monday @ 9pm EST) for everyone to offer us feedback. It'll be held in our big and spacious chat room (chat.psionics.net, #GreyCouncil) and will be all about making next year 100% better than this one. I have some ideas of my own, as I'm sure the other officers do, but we're only a few small fish in a big pool. I'll make sure Keldreth sends out a set time once we get everything hammered out -- right now priority #1 is recovery and reading all the new stuff we blew our budgets on -- but there WILL be a meeting NEXT WEEK! So expect to hear something by Wednesday.
BTW, even if you didn't make GenCon this year, don't be shy. We wanna hear from everyone.
I hope I'll see all 2,000+ of you there. :D
One last thing before I close this off. Thanks to Nathan, Morgan and Steve for being there for the Thursday meeting -- it was great to have all of you there and I couldn't have done it without you (next year maybe we can talk Chris out of his shell for an appearance). And its always great to see Lisa Steven, resident mega-babe, hanging around with the rest of us. But none of us could have done it if it hadn't been for everyone who showed up.
So **THANK YOU** for making this GenCon so special for me and the rest of us officers. Its times like this when its all worth it.
Yours,
Tom Harrison
Chairman, Council of Greyhawk
ps. in the interests of not crossposting, this message is only being posted here. If you have a Greyhawk buddy who refuses, or is unable, to subscribe to Greytalk, please forward this post to him.
pps. GO TEAM TANGENT!
-------
See the OERTH JOURNAL at the Council of Greyhawk website:
http://members.xoom.com/cogh
BluSponge's Gray Matter Website (RANTS, 7th Sea, and Greyhawk SAGA)
http://web2.airmail.net/sponge2
From: Tom Harrison
To: GREYTALK@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: [GREYTALK] I survived GenCon99 and all I got was this lousy t-shirt....
Ahhhh....its good to be back home.
For all you guys who missed it, GenCon 99 was pretty damn cool. Lots of new stuff to gawk at -- including Gold Rush Game's new SENGOKU Japanese historical fantasy rpg, Pinnacle's BRAVE NEW WORLD alternate history superhero rpg, Gary Gygax's Lejendary Adventures FRPG (Yes! It's finally out!), and AEG has 7th Sea going full steam ahead. I have to admit, I predicte the 3E announcement would spark the next major flame war here, so I'm looking forward to a flood of creative posts in the next two weeks. ;)
But I'm sure ALL of you want to know how the Council events went, don't you. Don't deny it! You're just itching to know!
Thanks to all you attendees that made it to the meeting. I recognized a few of you from 98. I didn't get a chance to meet nearly as many of you as I wanted to (there was some disagreement over reservation arrangements some of us had talked about prior to the Con). The meeting was different than I had envisioned -- great and fun, but different. Next year, I'll make sure there are more goodies for everyone -- and yes, we'll have a banner or something with the web address.
The Masters of the Azure trilogy was likewise very successful. All but the first event was full (Part One was only short one). It was great to see Scott Casper, Russell Timm, and Stéphane Tanguay at those events (Stephane is due dual credit for being drug into a Lejendary Adventures demo Friday night, where we all had a good time -- "MAY!!!!") Steve Wilson made it up from Oklahoma City to run the third installment -- missing his son's B-Day in the process (how's that for priorities? ;)
Scott Casper suggested I post a campaign synopsis of the trilogy online, which I thought was a very good idea. But we have also been approached by the organizer of a con in Omaha, who was interested in us running the game there. And since we're planning on bringing Masters of the Azure back for next year's GenCon (and yes, it will still be 2nd ed), I think we'll forgo that. Besides, I've been receiving lots of requests for copies and I've saved every one of them. Steve and I are going to get the adventures cleaned up for this October Omaha con, and once we're happy with it, we'll be sending out copies to those who requested it -- and to our two playtesters across the pond, of course!
So all in all, it was a big and exciting event for us and I hope those of you who attended our events had even more fun than we had. If not, I wanna know how we can make that so.
What we'd like to is hold a meeting sometime next week (I'm thinking Monday @ 9pm EST) for everyone to offer us feedback. It'll be held in our big and spacious chat room (chat.psionics.net, #GreyCouncil) and will be all about making next year 100% better than this one. I have some ideas of my own, as I'm sure the other officers do, but we're only a few small fish in a big pool. I'll make sure Keldreth sends out a set time once we get everything hammered out -- right now priority #1 is recovery and reading all the new stuff we blew our budgets on -- but there WILL be a meeting NEXT WEEK! So expect to hear something by Wednesday.
BTW, even if you didn't make GenCon this year, don't be shy. We wanna hear from everyone.
I hope I'll see all 2,000+ of you there. :D
One last thing before I close this off. Thanks to Nathan, Morgan and Steve for being there for the Thursday meeting -- it was great to have all of you there and I couldn't have done it without you (next year maybe we can talk Chris out of his shell for an appearance). And its always great to see Lisa Steven, resident mega-babe, hanging around with the rest of us. But none of us could have done it if it hadn't been for everyone who showed up.
So **THANK YOU** for making this GenCon so special for me and the rest of us officers. Its times like this when its all worth it.
Yours,
Tom Harrison
Chairman, Council of Greyhawk
ps. in the interests of not crossposting, this message is only being posted here. If you have a Greyhawk buddy who refuses, or is unable, to subscribe to Greytalk, please forward this post to him.
pps. GO TEAM TANGENT!
-------
See the OERTH JOURNAL at the Council of Greyhawk website:
http://members.xoom.com/cogh
BluSponge's Gray Matter Website (RANTS, 7th Sea, and Greyhawk SAGA)
http://web2.airmail.net/sponge2
Monday, March 9, 2009
Breakdown of Early Greytalk Authors
[Archivist's note: The following is a breakdown of who posted and how many times in the early days of the Greytalk listserv, up to Dec. 9, 1995. This information was culled from the old Greytalk Archives for an aborted series of articles/interviews about the history of the listserv for the Canonfire website - S.C.]
Gary Holian – 10
Greg Bernath – 1
Kirt Wackford – 6
Joe Katzman – 5
“Bromo” - 9
“Whir” - 2
N. Farris – 2
“Leseney” - 3
Eric Boyd – 6
“Berman” - 2
Robert Hibbert – 1
R. Dawson – 3
Peter Froehlich – 1
“Delmar Watkins” - 1
Marios “Chrysop” - 4
Peter Gourlay – 1
Ken Lipka – 4
Blazs Misangyi – 1
“Astolfo” - 1
Stephen Nedojadlo – 3
R. Larson – 1
Erik Mona – 3
Paul Haust – 2
Jay – 1
Rob Douglas - 1
Gary Holian – 10
Greg Bernath – 1
Kirt Wackford – 6
Joe Katzman – 5
“Bromo” - 9
“Whir” - 2
N. Farris – 2
“Leseney” - 3
Eric Boyd – 6
“Berman” - 2
Robert Hibbert – 1
R. Dawson – 3
Peter Froehlich – 1
“Delmar Watkins” - 1
Marios “Chrysop” - 4
Peter Gourlay – 1
Ken Lipka – 4
Blazs Misangyi – 1
“Astolfo” - 1
Stephen Nedojadlo – 3
R. Larson – 1
Erik Mona – 3
Paul Haust – 2
Jay – 1
Rob Douglas - 1
Monday, November 10, 2008
Belated Welcome
From glholian@MIT.EDU Tue Oct 24 14:45:43 1995
To: greytalk@MIT.EDU
Cc: glholian@MIT.EDU
Subject: GREYtalk: Belated Welcome
Content-Length: 1721
X-Lines: 39
Status: RO
Hi,
I'd like to welcome all the new members who have just been added to the list over the course of the last two weeks. Membership has nearly doubled from just under thirty, to almost sixty members in the process (if you have no idea why you're receiving this, or don't care to, just drop me a line.)
This discussion list centralizes a forum in which to ask questions, share opinions, comments, and criticisms, or simply to listen into the same, on topics including any aspect of the World of Greyhawk(R) Campaign Setting or ADnD(R) in general. Campaign ideas and suggestions constitute a majority of the discussion, but feel free to use the list as a convenient way to mail to interested people at a single address and get feedback on whatever you'd like related to Greyhawk, ADnD, roleplaying, or fantasy in general. Do not, however, use this list to publish or distribute copyrighted materials, since we'd like to continue existing as a 'fan's only' discussion list for the near future...
This is not a fast-paced list, the volume is determined by the current interests and enthusiasm of the membership, which has never been unmanageable. Fortunately, the signal-to-noise ratio has always been quite high. I'll be announcing a Home Page for GREYtalk, shortly, which should include both a faq and an ftp-able archive of highlights of the last year's posts.
To get added to the list, change your e-mail address, or get dropped,
just send me e-mail at: owner-greytalk@mit.edu
To post a message, to comment to the list, or to ask a question,
just address your e-mail to: greytalk@mit.edu
This list brought to you by,
Gary "Desperately Seeking Tharizdun" Holian
To: greytalk@MIT.EDU
Cc: glholian@MIT.EDU
Subject: GREYtalk: Belated Welcome
Content-Length: 1721
X-Lines: 39
Status: RO
Hi,
I'd like to welcome all the new members who have just been added to the list over the course of the last two weeks. Membership has nearly doubled from just under thirty, to almost sixty members in the process (if you have no idea why you're receiving this, or don't care to, just drop me a line.)
This discussion list centralizes a forum in which to ask questions, share opinions, comments, and criticisms, or simply to listen into the same, on topics including any aspect of the World of Greyhawk(R) Campaign Setting or ADnD(R) in general. Campaign ideas and suggestions constitute a majority of the discussion, but feel free to use the list as a convenient way to mail to interested people at a single address and get feedback on whatever you'd like related to Greyhawk, ADnD, roleplaying, or fantasy in general. Do not, however, use this list to publish or distribute copyrighted materials, since we'd like to continue existing as a 'fan's only' discussion list for the near future...
This is not a fast-paced list, the volume is determined by the current interests and enthusiasm of the membership, which has never been unmanageable. Fortunately, the signal-to-noise ratio has always been quite high. I'll be announcing a Home Page for GREYtalk, shortly, which should include both a faq and an ftp-able archive of highlights of the last year's posts.
To get added to the list, change your e-mail address, or get dropped,
just send me e-mail at: owner-greytalk@mit.edu
To post a message, to comment to the list, or to ask a question,
just address your e-mail to: greytalk@mit.edu
This list brought to you by,
Gary "Desperately Seeking Tharizdun" Holian
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