Lonelygirl15

ravensgrace wrote:ROFL! That was my point. I simply presented both sides of the debate, if you'd kept reading you would have seen that I voted for keeping the article.

I did keep reading and understood, I jsut couldn't let the chance to use the Fish Stamps link go to waste.

I'm already publishing a story about how many fans went to search for clues and team worked to solve a mystery. That alone was fantastic and made some sort of internet history.

Brooklyn - your a journalist - we need your help the next time a literary puzzle comes along (at least rope in soime of your friends / fellow journalists). We did pretty well - but most of the crew had never done the Sunday jumble.

Brooklyn wrote:I'm already publishing a story about how many fans went to search for clues and team worked to solve a mystery. That alone was fantastic and made some sort of internet history.

You'll let us know when and where we can read it, right?

Brooklyn wrote:I'm already publishing a story about how many fans went to search for clues and team worked to solve a mystery. That alone was fantastic and made some sort of internet history.

Sweet! Where will it appear?

I'll let everyone know!

I'm grouping everything I have together. I work for NPR. Everything everyone is doing here is wonderful, keep it up.

I will defintely be helping and pitching in as much as I can with resources I have.

ONE QUESTION ---

Is there a chat room everyone goes to? If not, I think there should be. I would love to chat with everyone, get some interviews, ideas, comments. I think that would be lovely.

Brooklyn wrote:I'm already publishing a story about how many fans went to search for clues and team worked to solve a mystery. That alone was fantastic and made some sort of internet history.

NPR -- swanky. That makes me feel like this forum ought to have an official spokesblogger.

EDIT: for stupidity.

Thanks for the link, twistofreality!! I was a little annoyed when I found out they took it down, cos I wanted to explain it to my friend.