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Post Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 11:16 am 
 

Count me in on this one too! Thanks again to everyone involved in keeping this series going! #52!!!

  


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Post Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 1:44 pm 
 

Count me in!

I was very pleased with the last one and how everything was handled. Thanks again to everyone involved for a job well done.

Let the countdown begin!

  

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Post Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 3:16 pm 
 

So, if I understand... only members on the Loyalty List will be able to contribute to this one? :(  :roll:  Do I get it?


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Post Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 3:52 pm 
 

lokiwookie wrote:So, if I understand... only members on the Loyalty List will be able to contribute to this one? :(  :roll:  Do I get it?


Everyone, save the one-post wonders, who bought a print last time has the right to accept or refuse a print--their slot on the list has been reserved.  This is the easiest way to assure they don't miss out on Easley's print, and to reward their loyalty.  *We felt loyalty should be rewarded.  However, should they opt out a new slot will open.

We have expanded the number of prints to 75.

We'll give preference to older, establish members over one-post wonders for the new slots.

lokiwookie, as of this moment you're in slot #62 of 75.

The updated list will be out soon.

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Post Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 5:01 pm 
 

In

One small recommendation with the packaging I made to Paul and will repeat for all those putting the project together.

Please place another larger piece of paper on the outside of the print so it is easier to extract. After a long voyage it gets a bit snug in the tube.


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Post Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 5:50 pm 
 

Improv wrote:In

One small recommendation with the packaging I made to Paul and will repeat for all those putting the project together.

Please place another larger piece of paper on the outside of the print so it is easier to extract. After a long voyage it gets a bit snug in the tube.


Thanks Improv I will take that under advisement.  I tried to do that with the first prints but the paper I bought would not stand up. I'm going to look for a different type of backing paper next time.

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Post Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 6:05 pm 
 

Gnat the Beggar wrote:I understand your reply and your reasoning.

However, I do not agree that the order should be held intact for every print from now on based only on a person's response timing during a one-week time frame to a thread question a year ago.

As for me; I was on board for the first project as soon as I read the original thread.
However, there were already several pages of posts to that thread before I was even aware of it.
A few more days of field work (out of the office) and I never would have been on the list at all.
If I had read that thread a moment after it was created, would I then be a top 1-5 name forever?

What about the long term Acaeum members who did not log onto the Acaeum during that one-week time period?
Some Acaeum members not on the current limited list have been members of the Acaeum for many years and might have been otherwise occupied for that week and if so, based on what I read so far; those folks will loose out on all future projects based on not sitting at the keyboard and specifically on this board, ready to post 24/7/365?

And IIRC:
The method for deciding what print number would be given to each subscriber was not decided until MUCH later anyway.

Another point I wish to make is that some folks who LOVE the idea of this type of project bowed out of that first project due to lack of interest in the art itself, or in the artist doing the work.

So; assuming there will be a limited number of prints made on every project from now on (around 50-75 copies), are those folks who did not like the first project screwed on every project by other artists in the future?
Forever?

What about future members and current NEW members who might eventually have just as much time and effort invested in this site as members who are on the list?

And here is another concern…
What about the fact that a few folks who signed on early for the first project who at that time had NOTHING invested in this site and to this day STILL have nothing invested in this site outside that project?

They are taking up spaces for Long Term productive Acaeum members…

I honestly think the items above and other ideas should be considered before setting any rules in stone.
Some members of the committee have stated that this first project was a total learning experience.
It seems to have worked out exceptionally well, but (IMO) much of that success has more to with the great flexibility of the committee willing to change as needed.
There had to be a lot of give and take during the entire process or it would most certainly have failed many times over.

And one more point: This project idea (Generally speaking) was intended as a tribute to ALL Acaeum members, not just for those first 65 members who first posted responses to a thread during a VERY Short period of time.

If the top 65 folks on the first list shall always be the top 65 folks on every list for every project forever, then what the hell is that all about?

My last point for now is that I (amongst many others here I am sure) would want to be on EVERY list every TIME there is a new project, but I do not know that that is a fair way to do this.

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There is no value except for aesthetic value to any number of the print.  
We could draw names out of a hat but honestly I don't see it as being a game breaker in any way.   Once we let people start having to pick the number of print they get it just opens another can of worms.

It's conceivable that someone could get left off the list by not checking the site regularly. This is precisely the reason it would be good to contribute and check with the site regularly.  

We can't fiddle with too much of the process without making far too much to do for ourselves.  It seemed to work well the first time so we aren't going to change it up a lot except to perhaps streamline the process.

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Post Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 9:36 pm 
 

PaulKM wrote:
Everyone, save the one-post wonders, who bought a print last time has the right to accept or refuse a print--their slot on the list has been reserved.  This is the easiest way to assure they don't miss out on Easley's print, and to reward their loyalty.  *We felt loyalty should be rewarded.  However, should they opt out a new slot will open.

We have expanded the number of prints to 75.

We'll give preference to older, establish members over one-post wonders for the new slots.

lokiwookie, as of this moment you're in slot #62 of 75.


Thanks for the explanation Paul!

I am wondering what would happen if several "long-time" members ask for a copy and the limit is reach. Will the limit be expanded?


PaulKM wrote: *We felt loyalty should be rewarded.  


So, no Chaotic Evil is allowed?  :twisted:


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Post Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 9:53 pm 
 

lokiwookie wrote:
Thanks for the explanation Paul!

I am wondering what would happen if several "long-time" members ask for a copy and the limit is reach. Will the limit be expanded?


My pleasure. :)

When all 75 slots have been filled, we'll start a waiting list.  If members should opt out for any reason, those on the waiting list will fill the open slots in order of registration.

Again, we'll give preference to long-term Acaeum members over one-post-wonders.

lokiwookie wrote:So, no Chaotic Evil is allowed?  :twisted:


Of course they're allowed to join, however all of Badmike's friends are already on the list. :P

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Post Posted: Tue Dec 21, 2010 8:02 am 
 

Hi All, been away awhile...

Count me in.

(And have a great Christmas and New Years too  :D )


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Post Posted: Tue Dec 21, 2010 2:42 pm 
 

I'd like to add my name to the list if there are still slots available in the first 75.

This is my favorite Easley:

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Post Posted: Wed Dec 22, 2010 1:17 am 
 

Merry Christmas all!

If possible, I too would like to be considered.

Thanks and all the best for the New Year!

  

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Post Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2010 11:45 am 
 

I'm in, if that's okay - as I bowed out of the last one. (purely because I didn't like the art - better someone have it that wanted it than it stay rolled in a tube in storage until I die and my kids have to sort my crap out :D )


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Post Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2010 3:36 pm 
 

I'm in.  

Thanks for the committee's hard work and their glutton for punishment to repeat the process.

  


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Post Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2010 11:52 pm 
 

Howdy All,


I am in! Thanks for the new effort!


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Post Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 3:50 pm 
 

Count me in as well!

Merry Christmas!

  

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Post Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 8:06 pm 
 

If my math is right, and my eyes didn't fail me, we're up to 64 so far.  Merry Christmas indeed!   :)


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Post Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 8:25 pm 
 

Well,

Hope I am on the list already, though I haven't been posting lately... busy with year end, and a new grand baby :)

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