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very good... neeed more....
[This message has been edited by edgecrusher (edited March 10, 2000).]
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President Jakjon
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Metro Area of NYC, New York, United States
Jan 2000 time: 05:13
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Your story explores a side of the University that has never been explored previously- family life. Children are to be nurtured to be researchers, but also used as guinea pigs; right? I feel that this is very in tune with the general vibration of the University, so keep writing! (And change the tense.)
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--President Jakjon
--Datalinks
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Vi Vicdi
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Killeen, TX, USA
Nov 1999 time: 23:13
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Great story, and I, for one, think your tenses are well-chosen.
(Keith Laumer's use of the present tense was downright eerie: "I come to awareness ...")
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President Jakjon
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Metro Area of NYC, New York, United States
Jan 2000 time: 05:13
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The second chapter was terrific! The subject matter, the tense, and overall style produced a smooth and enjoyable writing experience. As always, keep writing.
I once knew a guy in middle school who could beat anyone in 9 moves or less. He had the best record in chess club, and he beat me once or twice. People would try to come up with methods of countering him, but he always would alter his tactics ever so slightly, and win. Then I realized the way to beat him: random moves. He could only win against one who planned, who was logical. So I did not plan, and my moves were, individually, illogical. He resigned after 15 turns and never showed up again.
So, that's my "little kid beaten in 9 moves" chess story. Speaking of stories, chapter five of mine is up.
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--President Jakjon
--Datalinks
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very good... keep up tha good work.
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Pericles
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Intriguing. I am certainly interested. Please continue.
Oh, and don't be afraid of the present tense. It lends an immediacy that can make your writing intense (Excuse the horrible pun).
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President Jakjon
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Metro Area of NYC, New York, United States
Jan 2000 time: 05:13
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[Finishing eating the praise.] It's cute, in a ten-year-old-converses-with-a-sentient
-war-machine type of way. I dug the cliff-hanger ending. It shows a sense of professionalism.
I'm not afraid of my pits smelling, either! However, no one appreciates it, even me.
Believe me, your story is rather speedy compared to mine. Chapters 1-6 all take place within about 36 hours of each other.
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--President Jakjon
--Datalinks
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Captain Kirk
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I think I want to be a Believer. That is if you don't mind.
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Bearcat
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Oregonia
Dec 1999 time: 05:13
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Great story. Keep up the good work. You have great detail in the realtion of the MMI. Most people don't go in to such detail. I think I'd be a Cyborg.
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Bearcat
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Oregonia
Dec 1999 time: 05:13
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Hmm how about Omega-7?
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OldCodger
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Columbus, OH, USA
Oct 1999 time: 05:13
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I like your story line real well. I've never really thought of the Cybernetic Conciousness as "sinister", but your portrayal of them thus far is definitely unsettling to me.
Feel free to use my handle in your story line if you wish. The Gaians and Spartans tend to be my two favorite factions (rather odd combination isn't it?).
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Old age and treachery: the perfect cure for youth and ambition...
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Vi Vicdi
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Killeen, TX, USA
Nov 1999 time: 23:13
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Great story! Keep up the good work!
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wow... very nice. i'm literally on the edge of my seat. it put a sparkle into an otherwise shitty day so far.
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follow close, the train of fools
just like them, (could be) just like you
-their eyes don't seem right.
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OldCodger
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Columbus, OH, USA
Oct 1999 time: 05:13
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Your story is coming along really well. I have to admit that I'm passing through this forum once or twice per day to see if anything new is up.
I really like your portrayal of your characters. They have, well, "character". Even though some your characters overlap with those in other story lines, i.e., the various faction leaders, your portrayal of them is unique, consistent, and very valid.
All this and you say you don't know where this story is going yet? I'm looking forward to continuing this ride with you.
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Old age and treachery: the perfect cure for youth and ambition...
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