OToole L wrote:
Simon Osborne wrote:Does anyone have any comments on how often I should post outstanding issues, and how many per post?Compare to this the overwhelming response to the *2* issues I raised in August regarding Tabletop Heroes. With this in mind, I would make the following suggestions: - No more than 5 or so specific questions or issues per e-mail. - Things should aim to be phrased in such a way that a reply merely needs to choose either 'A' or 'B'. - Wait until everything in one message is discussed, decided, and resolved (and maybe a few days after that) before sending another.
Ultimately, I think that's a very good idea. The first few lists will be quite huge because they are sets of global queries affecting many books at once. I have one more list half-written, and there may be one further beyond that. In truth, the onomatopoeia post and the post that will follow only have about 10 individual queries, it's just that they appear in many books. Once these are done--and it will take a while to resolve all these issues, even if it's a case of moving them to "Rejected" on the wiki pages--the more sensible approach of maybe 5 or 6 per post can be taken, since they will likely require discussion per issue.
Depending on how I'm feeling, I may decide to post half a dozen at a time and have the Subject as: Errors: Six of the Best [Today's Date]
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