Re: [spoon-discuss] The Library

[bd <bdonlan@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Thursday 10 October 2002 02:10 am, Orc In A Spacesuit wrote:

> First, I'm creating a sort of History Book for BNomic.  I'm going through
> the entire game archives, and writing the summaries of what people did, and
> including the [[story]] text in the props.  This isn't a log, although
> someone should be able to reconstruct the game with it, but much more - I'm
> putting in my comments, annotations, links, the works.  I'm making it for
> posterity, for new players (including myself), for reference, and as a
> guide to the 'spirit of the game' for the CFI judges.
> I plan to put it into multiple formats, including plain text, Word
> Document, HTML, and perhaps Adobe .pdf, if I can get a hold of someone with
> the software.

.pdf: I have the software. Send me a .ps (use the postscript printer driver, 
outputting to file), and I'll run ps2pdf on it.

> The other thing will be ongoing, similar but not identical.  I plan to
> continue this with events as they happen, but with an additional, primary
> purpose: A guide to Dave as to what the 400 messages on public and discuss
> mean.  What I mean is, I will type up everyone's (attempted) actions, like
> a recognizer, but constantly update it with the results of the latest
> arguments.  I will try to keep in unopinionated, and if people are in
> disagreement about something (ie--Wonko did something), I will summarize
> eir arguments, letting Dave take a look at the actual email.
> This second part I plan to start once everything settles down a bit.  If we
> can get a definitive Recognizer and clear the CFI's off the table, I will
> have a good base point from which to begin.  As of right now, I have no
> idea what's going on.  That's partially why I am using so many 'if this is
> true' and 'if I can' conditionals on my actions, and why I had that lengthy
> formula for how many points I borrowed.  I've actually decided to stop
> doing anything complicated or not essential or for a while.

Incredibly cool idea(the library)
-- 
bd
Bender: "You know the secret of traditional robot cooking? Start with a good
high-quality oil, then eat it." 

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