Characters' ages/Multiple posts/TBAYs

[carolynwhite2]

Carolyn:
> Please note that by implementing this suggestion I will have to re-
> number all the succeeding sections ....

Jen: Ack, is there a better way? ....Oh dear, just checked the 
database and see you've already changed things. My, you are speedy 
aren't you? 

Carolyn:
I only added the extra sub-heads within the existing category, as 
when I looked, I saw that the main head still had 191 posts in it, as 
Kathy was waiting for me to create the new heads before she could 
move things.

Once that's done, we must make a definitive decision where this 
section should live. I'd prefer not to renumber all the next 
sections, obviously, but if there is no other way..

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Ginger:  Maybe I'm getting oldgetful in my foreage, but I had thought 
I heard something (outside my own head) about multiposts, and how the 
relevant section would be highlighted in the final product so people 
could just scroll down.  It might be just me, though.

Carolyn:
Yes, this is the general intention, though I have to admit that Paul 
and Tim are not sure how to do this, as yet.

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Jen:

If a post has TBAY in the title, I haven't been coding it to the TBAY 
category. What's the final word on that and does it matter?

Ginger:  Oh, dear, I've been doing just the opposite!  Unless the 
TBAY in the heading is leftover from the previous post and the 
current one is not actually a TBAY.

I'm afraid one of us is wrong.  I got a new stove yesterday.  Shall I 
fire it up in anticipation?

Carolyn:

Generally, the TBAY head down in the admin section was created to 
code posts that were TBAY in style, but were posted without that 
prefix in the subject-head. Mainly this occurred way back in the mid-
20000s, when people started experimenting. After major objections 
(TBacle I, II..), the prefix was introduced. I think it is still 
useful to tick it even if the prefix is used, and I try to remember 
to do that. Otherwise, someone wanting to call up the whole TBAY 
oeuvre would miss some.

Carolyn
Who can't mow the lawn either, as it it's tipping down this side of 
the pond as well.