deleted because it doesn't really go here

Revised to include the date of the thread.

Proposal: To add a new thread dedicated to the works of Tim Minear.

The purpose of the thread will be to discuss past, present, and future series and episodes, and also to honor one of our own. Suggestions for thread title can be discussed in Bureaucracy if the proposed thread passes.

If the proposed thread passes, it will be added to the Phoenix the first week of August 2003, at the convenience of the sexiest Stompy.

If he hadn't left Angel, his stuff would have mostly just fallen in there.

Okay - WHAT?!? Tim's left Angel? Damn, I really am far behind in the Angel thread.

It seems to me that you're saying you want the thread, but only if other people want it for the same reasons you do, which I feel is a bit unfair.

Well, yeah, when you put it that way. If I wanted everyone to agree with me on what the thread should be like simply because I'm egotistical, sure. But persuading everyone else to come more in line with one's opinion on matters up for voting is the entire point of this thread, yes?

Anyway, I'm feeling much less conflicted about the matter than I was earlier. Some reassurances and sensible arguments later, I think it ought to pass. I do agree that it would probably be best to wait until August or September to create it, though.

Do we have a votecounter?

And can someone remind the feeble-memoried (me) when the vote starts?

Sophia's counting, at addy: ntlr at mail dot rochester dot edu

Voting starts tonight.

I think.

Ta muchly. E-mail address is pointed in the correct direction, Allyson's exact wording used ...

Skimming back through the last discussion, it looks like there was some debate on when the voting starts. The discussion opened May 23, 2003 10:08:18 am EDT which means voting isn't starting before May 27, 2003 10:08:18 am EDT, right? And that tradition has it going up at midnight EDT, which would be end of day Tuesday ... am I consistent and sense-making?

And that tradition has it going up at midnight EDT, which would be end of day Tuesday ... am I consistent and sense-making?

You're consistent and sense making. But the tradition is not; it started as an example of an easily demonstrable 72 hour period that got co-opted into tradition. I think as long as we've had 4 full days of discussion, and as long as the voting runs 3 full days, making midnight as the start and end points isn't a necessity.

edited because what the frilly heck is tradtion

I think the problem is that Jon isn't around to put up the voting HTML page on Tuesday? I am not sure...

The putting up is no problem. That I can do.

Okay. So at a convenient point tomorrow (which may very well turn out to be midnight EDT anyway), I'll slam that sucker up.