Re: Anyone up for experimental collaboration?

In article <462e35e9$0$19245$da0feed9@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Blue Sow
<blue@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> FCS wrote:
> > Well, I read, wrote and posted. Is one post a week
> > per participant too many or too few? What I'd not
> > like to do is have us set a texture which can be
> > worked with then crash in with something which
> > takes it one way while someone else is thra****ng
> > out the nitty gritty of a contribution they've put time
> > and energy into and pull that rug from under them.
> 
> 
> I have no view on how often a participant should post, but it would be
nice
> if 
> there were in fact some participants aside of the two of us.
> 
> 
> > But as far as I'm concerned there's no reason not
> > to open it to anybody as blatant, timewasting, trolls
> > can be excised by way of picking it back up as a
> > new branch from the last worthwhile contribution.
> 
> 
> Indeed.  At the moment, finding even a troll seems difficult.


Trolls are terrified of blue sows.


> 
> 
> > Wouldn't some kind of a baddy though, surely, be
> > a pre-requisite to table turning...
> 
> Well, the character 'Sigismund' was based on a real being and the
direction
> in 
> which you led him was something of a surprise.  However, his behaviour
since
> is 
> not totally at odds with some elements!
> As to table turning, I suppose that depends on what genre is being
written.