Call of the Hungry Dead Newsletter Writers

Hello all, Seeing as the newsletters of the Necromancing Clans seem to have some regularity problems, I wondered if we couldn't regroup our efforts like I did for the Necromancing site, and write ONE BIG newsletter each month for : Giovanni, Samedi, Nagaraja, Harbingers, and friends. What do the concerned writers think about it ? -- Yours from the Grave, Orpheus http://necrobones.free.fr http://no.exit.free.fr http://cypheranima.free.fr news://news.zoo-logique.org/VTES-francophone "I wish I was a sailor A thousand miles from here I wish I had a future Anywhere" David Bowie

>Seeing as the newsletters of the Necromancing Clans seem to have some >regularity problems, I wondered if we couldn't regroup our efforts like I >did for the Necromancing site, and write ONE BIG newsletter each month for : >Giovanni, Samedi, Nagaraja, Harbingers, and friends. >What do the concerned writers think about it ? Has anyone ever put out a Nagaraja newsletter? Is there any reason to do so given that they don't function as a clan except through medium discipline crossover? Anyway, I'm not one of the writers and maybe I shouldn't comment at all, but I'm reminded of Peter's(?) comment that more (often) of less is better than less of more. My sense is that a number of editors try to hard to save up material rather than striving to put a little out regularly. This plan of rolling all of these clans together seems like it would encourage editors/writers to save up material. And, if every clan were to get covered, the newsletter might be so long that readers wouldn't focus on every fascinating section.

Curevei wrote: > Has anyone ever put out a Nagaraja newsletter? Yes. http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=3cbaad55%240%2422380%247a628cd7%40news.club-internet.fr http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=3cff5212%240%2427488%247a628cd7%40news.club-internet.fr (Found by searching Google for "nagaraja newsletter") -- LSJ (vte...@white-wolf.com) V:TES Net.Rep for White Wolf, Inc. Links to V:TES news, rules, cards, utilities, and tournament calendar: http://www.white-wolf.com/vtes/

"LSJ" <vte...@white-wolf.com> a écrit dans le message de news: 3E25B665...@white-wolf.com... > Curevei wrote: > > Has anyone ever put out a Nagaraja newsletter? > > Yes. > > http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=3cbaad55%240%2422380%247a628cd7%40news. club-internet.fr > > http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=3cff5212%240%2427488%247a628cd7%40news. club-internet.fr > > (Found by searching Google for "nagaraja newsletter") indeed, and the third is almost written. I just need a litle more time in order to achieve it. Aaaah...... Time..... Arpeges

Hi Curevei, > Has anyone ever put out a Nagaraja newsletter? That is answered now, and Arpèges worked with me on some aspects on the necrosite. Is there any reason to do so > given that they don't function as a clan except through medium discipline > crossover? Fun and bones. Also the background aspect (for fiction, among others), because the 3 main lineages descend from the Cappadocians. But the idea came to me while thinking of decks which will include some Giovanni, Harbingers, Matthias, Ian Forrestal etc. Also, the Samedi newsletter (which was quite good BTW) seems dead, no news from the Skulls, and Nagaraja lack Time (they should ally with Krassimir...). Therefore my proposition. Also, of course : after a while people lack idea on a given Clan. More ideas can come from the principle of using some clans mixed together. > Anyway, I'm not one of the writers and maybe I shouldn't comment at all, but > I'm reminded of Peter's(?) comment that more (often) of less is better than > less of more. My sense is that a number of editors try to hard to save up > material rather than striving to put a little out regularly. Yes. That's why it would be nice, I think, to regroup efforts and plan together. > This plan of rolling all of these clans together seems like it would encourage > editors/writers to save up material. And, if every clan were to get covered, > the newsletter might be so long that readers wouldn't focus on every > fascinating section. Sure, but I wouldn't do it like that. We could alternate clans, or include some parts on a clan, some on others (some editing would need to be done and I of course volunteer). I expect answers from the concerned writers. Without them, I'll still do the Giovanni part, but if the writers seem "down" and the coordinator (Lasombra) agrees, or of course it the writers want to participate, I'll include aspects from other clans. But I'd really like to make it a Necromancer's Newsletter. Arpèges, your opinion ? Others ? [ quoted text not captured ]

On Thu, 16 Jan 2003 13:20:01 +0100, "Orpheus" <orph...@free.fr> wrote: >I expect answers from the concerned writers. Without them, I'll still do the >Giovanni part, but if the writers seem "down" and the coordinator (Lasombra) >agrees, or of course it the writers want to participate, I'll include >aspects from other clans. But I'd really like to make it a Necromancer's >Newsletter. I am not the coordinator. Peter Bakija has that distinction. I simply archive a few newsletters and post all of them to the following mailing list: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/VTES-Newsletters/ Carpe noctem. Lasombra http://www.TheLasombra.com

On Thu, 16 Jan 2003 15:40:08 GMT, TheLa...@hotmail.com (The Lasombra) wrote: [ quoted text not captured ] Hey Jeff, Is it possible to set a link to newsletters archived in the group? Would guess not as you'd have to be a member to reach the target posting. Or am I amiss in this assumption? Reason I ask is that I've completed a quick-access interface that allows me to pull up any newsletter that is currently archived on your site. Guessing that you're moving away from archiving newsletters on the website, and just re-posting them on the Newsletter Forum? If that's the case then my quick-interface will pretty much hit a dead end post January 2003. >Carpe noctem. > >Lasombra > >http://www.TheLasombra.com BernieTime Lansing, Michigan

On Thu, 16 Jan 2003 19:17:36 GMT, berni...@attbi.comHOLDLeSPAM wrote: >>I simply archive a few newsletters and post all of them to the >>following mailing list: >>http://groups.yahoo.com/group/VTES-Newsletters/ >Hey Jeff, >Is it possible to set a link to newsletters archived in the group? You can link to them. >Would guess not as you'd have to be a member to reach the target >posting. Or am I amiss in this assumption? I'm not sure what you're asking. Many people over the years have asked me if they were available on a mailing list or available in email. I now post them to that mailing list as requested. Nothing has changed nor will change on my website. >Reason I ask is that I've completed a quick-access interface that >allows me to pull up any newsletter that is currently archived on >your site. Nothing has changed nor will change on my website. >Guessing that you're moving away from archiving newsletters on the >website, and just re-posting them on the Newsletter Forum? Nope. >If that's the case then my quick-interface will pretty much hit a dead >end post January 2003. Shouldn't. Carpe noctem. Lasombra http://www.TheLasombra.com http://www.TheLasombra.com/ClanPages/ http://groups.yahoo.com/group/VTES-Newsletters/

The Lasombra wrote: > I am not the coordinator. > > Peter Bakija has that distinction. This isn't really a matter of anyone needing to agree to anything other than the people involved. If y'all wanna get together and post a giant Necromancy newsletter, go crazy. Peter D Bakija PD...@bigplanet.com http://www.myplanet.net/pdb6 "she tore down Paris on the tail of Thom Paine but the left wing's broken and the right's insane" -Bowie