Chapters vs back history & question for CW

[Jen Reese]

> Carolyn:
> I agree. Will add the categories.
> Jen - on the list, I only meant for you to give us a list of the 
> decisions you had taken in each chapter as to what was to be 
included 
> or not, in terms of incidents. We can then add and work on that as 
we go along.

Jen: Gotcha. I'm starting to compile the list from this point 
forward and will scroll quickly back through the other chapters for 
a complete list.

You know, there are quite a few interesting debates captured in the 
chapter categories. Like for example in Heir of Slytherin, you can 
find the following:

*Any of Riddles power get transferred to Ginny?
*How did Fawkes poke out the basilisk's eyes without petrification?
*How much power did Diary!Tom actually have, could he actually *use* 
Harry's wand or was he posturing?
*Why didn't HP just talk to the basilisk?

My point is that some of the minor plot debates can definitely be 
housed in the chapters without having a bunch of cross-codings to 
other categories. 

Maybe what I'll do is try to scan though the chapters of all books 
and get that list together *first* before actually finishing my 
review? That way when people start re-coding, we'll all be on the 
same page for what to include, and it won't matter if I'm still 
cleaning out the chapters at the same time others are coding.

***Carolyn*** Do you think it would be useful for several of us 
interested in reviewing to stay back and finish all the categories 
while others forge ahead with coding? It could be messy if you open 
up a category one day to find a bunch of new posts added, but if 
we're basically on the same page for how to code stuff, that might 
not be a huge deal. Just wondering. I'm a bit of a L.O.O.N and like 
the idea of cleaning out all the categories, especially the posts 
coded before the Category list was finalized. ***Loony!Jen***

Jen, who can't believe how much activity she missed going away for 
one teeny-tiny weekend, and who is headed out again tomorrow for a 
few days but this time *with* a computer.