Birthright Campaign Info Stuff

[David Deppner]

// I like the idea about the Birthright "newsletter".
//
// I'd love to contribute, but I don't run my campaign in Cerilia.
// Therefore, I'll volunteer to either be an editor, or to perhaps
// coordinate whoever cares to edit the "newsletter".
//
// I have a steady account here at the University, so I should be pretty
// dependable. I would be able to handle bi-weekly reports (or EASILY
// handle monthly reports). I could also set up a little mailing list if a
// group decides to edit instead of just a single person.
//
// Just to kind of set things up, people should probably come forward and
// choose an area(s) of the land to focus on, so that people can get a feel
// of what's "needed" and what's "covered". For now, we could divide the
// campaigns into racial lands (Anuirean, Elvish, Dwarven, Brect, etc).
//
// Anyone else interested?

Hey, I think this is a great idea. I'm totally swamped with work and
couldn't really donate any time to this but... I my work just happens
to be that I'm the owner of a fairly successful local Internet Provider
in California and I could donate some web space to the project. I was
toying with the idea of creating a Birthright resources site, but TSR
does have some fairly strict restrictions. Being in business, I realize
that they have to do that. I'm not sure what we could legally do without
incurring the wrath of their lawyers, however. I'd suggest archive
things on MPGN, but their FTP site is very poorly organized and a nice
website for this would certainly be more hospitable.

Just some thoughts. I've got the resources to help out, just no time.

David

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[Jaanus Lillenberg]

Hello

And let me greet everybody on this marvelous idea.
>
> // I like the idea about the Birthright "newsletter".
> //
> // I'd love to contribute, but I don't run my campaign in Cerilia.
> // Therefore, I'll volunteer to either be an editor, or to perhaps
> // coordinate whoever cares to edit the "newsletter".
> //
> // I have a steady account here at the University, so I should be pretty
> // dependable. I would be able to handle bi-weekly reports (or EASILY
> // handle monthly reports). I could also set up a little mailing list if a
> // group decides to edit instead of just a single person.
> //
> // Just to kind of set things up, people should probably come forward and
> // choose an area(s) of the land to focus on, so that people can get a feel
> // of what's "needed" and what's "covered". For now, we could divide the
> // campaigns into racial lands (Anuirean, Elvish, Dwarven, Brect, etc).
> //
> // Anyone else interested?
>

David writes

> Hey, I think this is a great idea. I'm totally swamped with work and
> couldn't really donate any time to this but... I my work just happens
> to be that I'm the owner of a fairly successful local Internet Provider
> in California and I could donate some web space to the project. I was
> toying with the idea of creating a Birthright resources site, but TSR
> does have some fairly strict restrictions. Being in business, I realize
> that they have to do that. I'm not sure what we could legally do without
> incurring the wrath of their lawyers, however. I'd suggest archive
> things on MPGN, but their FTP site is very poorly organized and a nice
> website for this would certainly be more hospitable.
>
> Just some thoughts. I've got the resources to help out, just no time.

Well here is my copper into fire..

If you can get the materials gathered and compiled I can put them on them web,
in other words HTMLize..
That is no problem for me to do the little thing as long as my everyday
work is anyway webmastering in all levels. :)
So just let me know if you are ready..

With kind regards
Jaanus Lillenberg
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