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M3E and Jenni

Post/Author/DateTime Post
#1
stanles
May 08, 2007 6:05:00 does anybody have a contact for Jenni Merrifield. I would like to ask her some questions about the M3E website.

regards
shawn
#2
havard
May 08, 2007 13:59:29
does anybody have a contact for Jenni Merrifield. I would like to ask her some questions about the M3E website.

regards
shawn

I sent you a PM with her email adress.

Havard
#3
stanles
May 09, 2007 5:08:03
I sent you a PM with her email adress.

Havard

cheers Havard, I've got that
#4
stanles
Jun 03, 2007 16:41:14 I was eventually able to get in touch with Jenni, and ... here is a note she recently sent to me, which I note has also been put up on the M3E group.

This note is to let you know two things:

1) The Mystara 3E web site, which has been down for almost a whole
year, is back up at http://www.mystara.jamm.com/.

2) I'm in the slow process of resurrecting the conversion efforts
that many of us worked on and which went into this site. However, I'm
taking a decidedly different tact this time around: Essentially, I'm
staging a coup over the "old guard" where I was the BD (Benevolent
Dictator) and have declared myself to be OGL (Our Glorious Leader)
instead.

The new project will effectively be managed as a Liberal Autocracy -
many participate but final authority lies with a single individual.
Ergo, I want (and, in fact, encourage) other Mystara-philes to
participate in the project because good ideas are more likely to become
great ideas when developed, reviewed and constructively criticised by
interested and knowledgeable people, but this time the game will be
played in my sandbox and, at the end of the day, the bucket and shovel
go home with me. (Or, in other worlds, the insight, advice and
suggestions from anyone with a love for Mystara and an enjoyment of the
d20 system will be welcomed gladly, but what is eventually posted on
(what will eventually become) the Mystara D20 web site will, ultimately,
be determined by my choices.)

Anyone who is interested in participating in the resurrection of a
Mystara to d20 conversion and who is willing to do so under the rules of
my new "regime" can make a membership request at the new Mystara d20
Group (http://groups.google.ca/group/mystara-d20). I hope I will hear
from a few of you, especially those of you (you know who you are) who
were especially involved in the original project.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 stanles May 08, 2007 6:05:00	does anybody have a contact for Jenni Merrifield. I would like to ask her some questions about the M3E website. regards shawn
#2 havard May 08, 2007 13:59:29	does anybody have a contact for Jenni Merrifield. I would like to ask her some questions about the M3E website. regards shawn I sent you a PM with her email adress. Havard
#3 stanles May 09, 2007 5:08:03	I sent you a PM with her email adress. Havard cheers Havard, I've got that
#4 stanles Jun 03, 2007 16:41:14	I was eventually able to get in touch with Jenni, and ... here is a note she recently sent to me, which I note has also been put up on the M3E group. This note is to let you know two things: 1) The Mystara 3E web site, which has been down for almost a whole year, is back up at http://www.mystara.jamm.com/. 2) I'm in the slow process of resurrecting the conversion efforts that many of us worked on and which went into this site. However, I'm taking a decidedly different tact this time around: Essentially, I'm staging a coup over the "old guard" where I was the BD (Benevolent Dictator) and have declared myself to be OGL (Our Glorious Leader) instead. The new project will effectively be managed as a Liberal Autocracy - many participate but final authority lies with a single individual. Ergo, I want (and, in fact, encourage) other Mystara-philes to participate in the project because good ideas are more likely to become great ideas when developed, reviewed and constructively criticised by interested and knowledgeable people, but this time the game will be played in my sandbox and, at the end of the day, the bucket and shovel go home with me. (Or, in other worlds, the insight, advice and suggestions from anyone with a love for Mystara and an enjoyment of the d20 system will be welcomed gladly, but what is eventually posted on (what will eventually become) the Mystara D20 web site will, ultimately, be determined by my choices.) Anyone who is interested in participating in the resurrection of a Mystara to d20 conversion and who is willing to do so under the rules of my new "regime" can make a membership request at the new Mystara d20 Group (http://groups.google.ca/group/mystara-d20). I hope I will hear from a few of you, especially those of you (you know who you are) who were especially involved in the original project.