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By consensus, this thread is reopened specifically to discuss Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. It will be closed again once that discussion has run its course.
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Maybe I'm just biased here, Cindy, but it just doesn't feel like this thread is wrong for b.org. Since nobody in particular cares if we close it or not, how about we give it another go?
I won't propose we close it. I do think though, if this go-round doesn't work, we seriously ought to think about it.
I'm very curious as to why people are watching this thread with such eagerness to declare it dead. Why care so much? What harm does it do?
Who are you seeing as displaying eagerness, connie?
I'm assuming she means me, ita. Because, Connie, I occasionally look through all of the things I'm subscribed to and to read the last thing that was discussed to refresh my own brain.
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Waiting to mid August doesn't strike me as eager, but I have acknowledged impatience issues.
I regularly look over threads to see which are active and which are working and which might be closed. It's not eager, it's just organisation.
I regularly look over threads to see which are active and which are working and which might be closed. It's not eager, it's just organisation.
Isn't that what we worship you for? To keep us organized?
kat, you said you check what you're subscribed to for what's going on, but I got the impression that you didn't have much use for this thread.
I, for one, am glad so many folks are subscribed to this thread. And I view Jen's original post (revive or close) as a wake-up call to either use this thread, or lose it.
I won't propose we close it. I do think though, if this go-round doesn't work, we seriously ought to think about it.
Agreed.
Wait, Connie, here's what I don't get. In this post: connie neil "The Buffista Book Club: Isn't the Point of Computers to Replace Books?" Aug 2, 2005 7:54:45 am PDT and in this one: connie neil "The Buffista Book Club: Isn't the Point of Computers to Replace Books?" Aug 2, 2005 12:55:54 pm PDT you claim that people who were against the thread have undoubtedly forgotten of its existance.
So I either can remember its existence and then be told I'm eager for its demise or I can be forgetful about the whole thing.
So which is it?
So I either can remember its existence and then be told I'm eager for its demise or I can be forgetful about the whole thing.
So which is it?
YOu can relax and assume that I was speaking off the cuff because I didn't know people were keeping such a close eye on what I assumed was a non-issue.