ADMIN : Moste readable postes and how to make them.
Pinguthegreek
pinguthegreek at pinguthegreek.net
Mon Jun 23 23:23:38 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 62456
Hi everyone !
Well we're absolutely delighted to see everyone talking so much
about the new book. We're thrilled to see so many new and returning
listies here.
But we'd just like to take the opportunity to remind you of a few
things to bear in mind when you go to share your thoughts on the
list.....
Editing
Whilst we understand how eager you all are to discuss this book with
fellow fans, please remember to edit your posts so we can tell
exactly who said what and what you are replying to.
By this I mean :
Be really careful only to include parts of other people's posts if they are really relevant to the point you
are making. It's much easier to follow a thread if you have the gist of what's been said in front of you at the start of a fresh message. This is best placed at the start of your message
At the same time, if you have a lot of short points, why not combine them in one post ? With a header like......OOP : Spoiler: Hogwarts/Ministry/Wands, just as an example. This would cut down on the huge number of posts that are bound to be made over the next few weeks. But don't forget to sign YOUR posts so we know who's saying what !!! But take out anyone else's names unless you are quoting from them directly. It makes it much easier to follow for everyone.
Spelling and Grammar
Please be careful to write your posts with correct spelling and
grammar. This helps those list members whose first language may not be
English, or who find reading the list difficult for other reasons, to
understand and be able to participate fully in our discussion. For
this reason, messages with slang or with netspeak (such as "4" when
you mean "for") are likely to be rejectedfor this reason.
We're looking forward to hearing from listies all over the world so we
can share our different experiences of the book !
Looking forward to lots of discussion in the coming months,
Michelle
For the admin team
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