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<font color=yellow>Really, I just wanted to jump in here and break up KoshN's posts a little bit. /ubbthreads/images/icons/wink.gif /ubbthreads/images/icons/tongue.gif
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*snicker* Hey, my windows of opportunity for reply yesterday were concentrated into a couple of blocks of time, just a couple of hours long. I had to get it all in when I could. /ubbthreads/images/icons/wink.gif /ubbthreads/images/icons/tongue.gif
<blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Lyta:
<font color=yellow>SavantB5 said:
People who are serious about making things happen don't just write letters. They work from the inside.
Sure your method is extreme but it also holds a lot of truth as well.
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More like <font color=red>
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<blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Lyta:
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Dulann said:
Really, I think you should be sending letters of support for Rangers.
Lennier said:
Hence I personally believe that currently, "Rangers" deserves more attention and effort than "Crusade". If given the right conditions, "Rangers" can tell the story of "Crusade" or hand over a story ready for a new series, when it ends. But every reminder about "Crusade" is most commendable too.
I couldn't agree more with the two Minbari. /ubbthreads/images/icons/wink.gif The fact is that a Rangers campaign is -more likely- to be sucessful than a Crusade only campaign. Sure, mention both but the focus should be on Rangers. For more information on the Rangers campaign, go here:
http://abyss.hubbe.net/b5/sponsor.html
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It'd help if any of us had even one tiny bit of information as to which way Sci-Fi is [b[currently[/b] leaning with regard to Rangers. If they're leaning toward doing Rangers, then your ideas of supporting Rangers have merit. If they're leaning away from doing Rangers, I'd say to support Crusade.
<blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Lyta:
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KoshN said:
The idea is that one page with just two words on it, may make a bit more impact that a 10 or 12 point, six page long letter with very fat paragraphs.
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The thing is that we don't want to come off like a tiny group of extremely active and dedicated fans. That makes Sci-Fi think that there's not enough of us to sustain a show.
Sounds a bit contridictory to me. Personally, I think an image that takes up a whole 8x11 paper screams unprofessional and fanboyish where as a well written, -one or two- page, neatly typed letter would go over far better. *shrugs* </font color=yellow><hr></blockquote>
Not necessarily. The idea is that we could probably get more than just a tiny group to send in one page that they could just download and print.
Getting people off their dead butts to do anything is difficult, so the less effort the better, if you want a large number of pieces if mail to flood Sci-Fi. It'd also have more impact if what Sci-Fi got was simple, concise, bold and consistent, from a large number of people all around the same time in the mail (snail mail).
Nobody at Sci-Fi is even going to read a two-page letter. We're damn lucky if we can get them to read a half-page letter. The more words that are in the letter, the greater that chance that they won't read it at all, and the greater the chance that somebody is going to say something stupid. In the pictures I made (one has the logo in color), there are no exclaimation points, and there's only two words. Anybody opening that envelope cannot help but get the message. It's about as brief as possible, and includes a logo, not just plain text, so it obviously took some work to create (Trust me, it did.). If a large number of us send Sci-Fi this one page, all mailed on April 2nd, they should be flooded with them at about the same time. It should let them know that there is an audience,
that we are not a tiny group of fanatics, that we are organized, and that we haven't given up on Crusade.