Trying to get back into the swing of things, once more, I managed to send out the PBM Bulletin mailer, with the call for submissions for Issue # 7 of Suspense & Decision magazine, today. I also sent out the first of what I hope will become regular staple of future issues of Suspense & decision - the Mini-View questionnaire.
To call it a questionnaire might be a bit of an exaggeration, since it isn't a long list of questions, but deals with just a question or three, at most. It's really designed to gather more substantial responses to questions, and to achieve such by posing the same questions to multiple different game moderators and game personalities, simultaneously. Then, I will compile all of their responses into a single article for each issue, going forward. That's the plan, right now, anyway.
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Saturday, May 10, 2014
The Coming of the Mini-View
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