omfg

[maevele]

She deleted all the comments. Says all has been said and answered, and therefore, I guess, no need to keep criticism where it can be seen.




MOST ORGANIZED CAPS
http://matthew.cavalletto.org/wiscon/moon-caps-A.pdf
http://matthew.cavalletto.org/wiscon/moon-caps-B.html


eta: links to caps as I find them

http://pics.livejournal.com/bloodparade/pic/0000dp2c

http://pics.livejournal.com/bloodparade/pic/0000cadx

ETA2 newest, another source, different threads unfolded.

http://img295.imageshack.us/img295/1442/emooncap2.jpg


eta3 more caps on my gdocs account but can someone tell me how to access the one that is too big?

https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=1kwrdovfeWaC1siXkeK1JHrLA4NkfgyZV0CDzrCsCEBxRxXqcqCEHlqPTHSWz&hl=en

https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=1j2i1gdugVi_n7DVda-ZEKOFyNBJMzQ_3ZB5isG5JZWqAexCoE5-EnfKU4bO5&authkey=CI_rmdoD&hl=en



I think this pretty much covers all the comments at this point.

Comments

[jonquil]

Retitle it.

"What To Do When You've Screwed Up On The Internet".

I'll help. Because everybody is an asshole now and again, and the question is really what you do once you've showed the uglier parts of your character.

And I'm hijacking, aren't I? Your panel is different from my panel. The real point I started out by intending to make was that "How Not To Be An Asshole" is not going to attract the people who already *know* they aren't assholes, some of whom are wrong about that. You want a panel title that people will attend whether or not they think they're asshole-likely.