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Congratulations - 9/6/2009 12:45:33 AM

damezzi

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Nice initiative, Curtis. Those articles are a great add.

I think they must be made sticky and if such articles keep coming, they could present an alternative for a new manual. Perhaps others with scenario design experience could add to this initiative.

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RE: Congratulations - 9/6/2009 4:48:06 AM

Silvanski

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great job indeed

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RE: Congratulations - 9/6/2009 5:18:30 PM

Curtis Lemay

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quote:

ORIGINAL: damezzi

Nice initiative, Curtis. Those articles are a great add.

I think they must be made sticky and if such articles keep coming, they could present an alternative for a new manual. Perhaps others with scenario design experience could add to this initiative.

Thanks. But I don't think I'd want the articles themselves made sticky. That would quickly clog up the top of this forum. I made a "Article Index" thread on the main forum that has links to them. If that's made sticky, that should be enough. The articles themselves could be anywhere.

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RE: Congratulations - 9/6/2009 11:38:18 PM

ogar

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And another big thank you, sir.

Very helpful to have all that information, and indexed, too. Now all I have to do is to comprehend it.

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