Re: [Adonthell-general] Resigning from list

[Andrew Michael Phillips]

Oops. I though I postponed that message, when in fact it got sent. Silly 
me.

Doug (and others who might feel the way he did),

When I said 'outsiders' I meant folks who only visit the website - folks 
who know about the project, but show only the most passing interest.. If 
you're on the list, I would say that you're inside, not out. The key is 
finding something fou want to do. 

If you think it might be useful - or fun and useful - even if its 
usefulness comes months or years down the road, put it up for 
consideration. Just go with it. I'm sure some of you have heard of benign 
despotism in the context of OSD. To my knowledge, it doesn't work that way 
here. We're more democratic than that. For example, and I think I may turn 
this next idea into another piece of plot/dev documentation, my piece on 
the Origins of the Dwarves went through about three or maybe even four 
drafts. I kept them all, so I may do a piece here soon about how I produce 
one of my plot or character essays.

I'll keep you posted.

Andrew

> Doug, 
> 
> On Tue, 26 Oct 2004, Doug Laidlaw wrote:
> 
> > I have been monitoring this list for some time.  It is clearly a list for 
> > developers, and I am one of the "outside folks" that Andrew mentioned.  I 
> > first heard about Adonthell when version 0.3 was made available in a U.K. 
> > Linux mag.
> > 
> > I wish you all well, particularly as you seem to be students, giving up 
> > valuable time for this project.  I will keep checking for progress.
> > 
> > Doug.
> > 
> 
> 

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