[GREYHAWK] This Week in Greyhawk Fandom, new installment available now!

chatdemon · Oct 15, 2002

Greetings fellow Greyhawk fans,
The latest installment of the This Week in Greyhawk Fandom column is now
available on Canonfire! (http://www.canonfire.com/html). I've adopted a
smaller, but more frequent format that will focus on selections of sites
with a common theme, and the current column explores sites that showcase fan
material for the out of print editions of D&D. Stop by and check it out, and
let me know what you think.

grodog · Oct 16, 2002

Hey Rich---

What happened to the links to the older newsletters? They don't seem to be there any more.

Also, FWIW, I found it difficult to find the link to the current newletter....

chatdemon · Oct 16, 2002

grodog said:
Hey Rich---

What happened to the links to the older newsletters? They don't seem to be there any more.

The old ones have been removed.

grodog · Oct 16, 2002

Oh, how come? They're a nice resource for scrolling back through the archives to see what was being discussed, and if there's a certain thread worth checking out somewhere....

chatdemon · Oct 16, 2002

grodog said:
Oh, how come? They're a nice resource for scrolling back through the archives to see what was being discussed, and if there's a certain thread worth checking out somewhere....

I've changed the scope of TWiGF to be more of a weekly (or probably more often than that) column where I spotlight groups of useful sights with a common theme.

I didn't think keeping the archives of the old newsletter style TWiGF really fit well into the new format, so I unlinked them (they are still there actually, just not linked to, rather than disrupt the database by deleting them, Im replacing the text in each one and retitling it as I complete the new installments of the column.

Apologies to those who liked the old format better, but I just had to find a balance between what is useful, and what i am able and willing to put forth the effort to write. Gary and I talked it over and the informal column style was actually his idea, since we didn't want to drop the feature altogether, but I was completely burnt out on doing the old version.