No matter where you fall on the meaculpa/Wrong Forum war issue, you have to admit that the debate over the war has generated some excellent posts. This one by Purnell is my favorite, and so is the Post of the Day.
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Post of the Day
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Let's go with Thread of the Day this time. Thanks, Gypsy, for giving improvisers a chance to do the only thing we like more than improvising: talking about improvising.
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Three months ago I started a thread in the Improvisation Forum called "Are we mean to each other?" It was inspired by an offhanded comment in Dyna Moe's journal about how Harold team members are mean to each other as their basic mode of communication.
The thread attracted pretty much nothing but bits for a day or two and then fell off the radar. Much to my surprise, in the last few days it's been resurrected, leading to a number of great posts. This post by Dan Dunford is today's Post of the Day.
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The thread attracted pretty much nothing but bits for a day or two and then fell off the radar. Much to my surprise, in the last few days it's been resurrected, leading to a number of great posts. This post by Dan Dunford is today's Post of the Day.
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Dan
Post of the Day comes off hiatus to thank Ross White for a solid year of great journaling. He named his journal "Before I Sputter Out" because he was certain he'd lose interest and can it after a few weeks; instead, it turned into one of the IRC's best journals, and lasted a year-plus and 309 posts. And it went out with a bang, as noted above.
Congrats, Ross -- you get today's Post of the Day.
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Dan
Congrats, Ross -- you get today's Post of the Day.
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Dan
Due to the blackout, I think I can be forgiven for naming this post from a few days ago the Post of the Day.
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From the "What are you reading?" thread, a short but sweet Post of the Day from "doer of violence" sandbag.
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Wanda Spreadworthy rises to the challenge with a jam-packed entry -- today's Post of the Day.
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The saga of Matt Himes' hat continues -- interspersed, of course, with Terry Jinn's baby-eating -- in today's Post of the Day.
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Brett Christensen's post in the New York forum -- horrible, yet strangely beautiful -- is today's Post of the Day.
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In a fantastic thread of "weird kid" stories, only the most amazing gets to be the Post of the Day.
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Dan
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