I was wondering the same. There's a couple of authors who I'd like to read additional work of.

Quoted from Sandra Elstree. ... Gosh Darn Glimmer-Gleam he keeps grabbing... and no one will ever no why because the posts were deleted... and he was the one who really started it all.

Exactly.  I know how to clean up my messes.  It was fun, but had to go.

I would imagine the authors will be revealed soon enough.

I'd like to see who wrote what, too.

I believe as other do that Pia wrote Love Letters, and Sandra had her name on hers... unless it was put there on purpose, to throw us off...

I got an e-mail from one writer thanking me for reading the script and commenting. (so I know who wrote that one).

I saw Breanne around the boards lately, too.
There were a couple scripts that were really well-written, so maybe one of them may belong to her... but then again she's newly married, so maybe not.

Ah! I give up. All this thinking is giving me a headache. Guess I'll have to wait.

Cindy

These boards have been eerily quiet.

Is everybody burned out on the scripts or are you all just laying low until the names are announced?

There should always be spoiler warnings.  Still, some people just don't listen.


Phil

Since the issue of "spoiler" has come up a lot lately. I am going to start typing "Spoiler" at the top of each review.

LOL, it will get to be such a habit, I'll be writing someone an ordinary email, and I'll write: Spoiler, and they will think I've flipped my lid. And at that point, I probably will have.

Sandra

Quoted from dogglebe There should always be spoiler warnings.  Still, some people just don't listen.

Only an idiot would read a comment in a script thread and be surprised there were spoilers.

If anyone can't handle that, don't read any of my comments! I refuse to write SPOILER!!!!!

We could compromise with the Spoiler enthusiasts: We could abbreviate and write:

Spah!

Shaves off three letters and sounds pretty cool ta boot.

Or maybe:

Speh!

For those disgusted by the idea.

Someone who is into the whole Acro-Macronym thing could write:

SW

But then they'd be writing the initials to my name which would be seriously confusing.

Maybe just:

S

And then everybody would go WTF

And that just sounds cranky...

"No, it doesn't sound cranky," somebody says. "How is that cranky?"

Well in my day...

And Mike says, "When I was a wee lad... I had a train...

Ok, forget it.

Go back to watching "Nightmare Theatre K?"

I guess they don't have that anymore do they?

The Big Show? Kojak?

I'm outta here and I'm takin' Spah or Spi or whatever it is with me.

Sandra

I'm with the girls here. I also think it's a given.

How do you respond to a script after reading it?
You write what you think about it, and that involves the story, the characters, what worked for the reader, and what did not.
So I believe that if people don't want the script spoiled for them, they shouldn't read what others have to say about it.

Anyway, how can you leave a reply without a spoiler?

Unless you write something like: it didn't work for me.

Cindy

If there is a "big" reveal in the story and I'm going to blatantly mention it then I will put a Spoiler tag.  Otherwise I don't worry about it.  

i agree with "the girls"...it should be assumed that offering a critique of a submission is going to reveal key elements in the piece...if you don't want to know the score of the game, don't watch sportscenter...

Who Wrote What

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