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[Phaedra]

[krystyn]

I thought it was a bit excessive - a new thread on its own might've been sufficient.

[Phaedra]

[krystyn]

Y'all seriously need to go blow some stuff up. Not me, though. I have presents for each and every one of you.

[angelo]

I, there be

[alaranth]

I wanna go!

My available dates are very limited howeve -- I'll be in Chicago for a conference happening March 15-19 and am already planning to stay extra days for sightseeing. Soo I can either come in March 11 (for the March 11-13) date, or leave March 20 (and would be available the afternoon of March 19 through the 20th).

Unfortunately I need to book my flight by midnight EST to take advantage of the Independence Air sale. Right now I'm looking at booking March 13-20, unless a definitive hivemeet date is set before midnight, in time for me to change flight dates.

[Phaedra]

[alaranth]

[archon]

I had a great reply to this entire thing when my net connection crapped out and didn't save my reply.

[Phaedra]

Archon, I seriously think you're making a mountain out of a molehill. So I'm not going to fan the flames by addressing your last post point-by-point. Also, since you're worried about bandwidth, this particular line of discussion has already used more posts than Clayfoot put out, there, so perhaps for the sake of keeping your expressed opinion and your behavior consistent, if you really feel it's necessary to keep discussing why this bothers you so much, it should be via PM. I'll leave it at this:

Of all the people here qualified to instruct us in Internet etiquette, or at least Unfiction etiquette, I think the obvious choices are the moderators, a select group to which you do not belong. Seeing as they have neither openly (or to the best of my knowledge, privately) rebuked Clayfoot nor deleted or otherwise moderated his posts, the obvious tacit message is that the posts do not significantly violate any rules of forum etiquette.

I'm not sure what in particular about these posts gets under your skin so much, but clearly if they did bother anyone else, no one else thought it significant enough to comment. Let alone to keep commenting.

So, again, if you don't feel the posts apply to you, why not move on?

Even so, the invitation includes even you.

[Phaedra]

On to more important things...

Chicagoans! (By which I mean actual residents of the Chicagoland area, this time...) Do you think if I sold my soul to the Sable & Shuck people, they could get me tickets to Spamalot?

Seriously, anyone know of any ticket leads?

[Phaedra]

[Phaedra]

[Fenwicked]

On the subject of the crossposting, I thought it was a minor annoyance, but well-intended and not without justification. I do agree that a mountain has been made out of a molehill and realize that I'm probably doing nothing right now but continue a debate which has already ended. Oh well, I felt that my feelings were publicly relevant enough to make them public.

On the subject of the meet itself, I would LOVE to be there. It sounds like a blast. I don't at this point see any way that would be possible though. If an opportunity (and lots of money) somehow presents itself, I'll let yall know.

On the subject of needing to go blow some stuff up, as Krystyn so eloquently put it, I totally agree. I'm on my way to do that right now, in fact.

[angelo]