Welcome to the fold.
Welcome Kelley
Welcome, Kelley. Enjoy your internship!
Welcome, Kelley.
Welcome Kelley. Do try to stay away form... that one. They say he's dangerous.
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Welcome aboard Kelley! Great to have you.
Welcome aboard!
Oh, for the day Paizo has a UK office...
<sigh>
Welcome Kelley
and +1 for the UK office :)
BD
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Welcome Kelly,
About writing and editing, i you like the setting may we convince you to join this effort: Pathfinder Chronicler
Most of us are amateurs but we are united by the love of writing and the efort of editing each other to grew in the craft.
And yes.. shun the teacher's work... there are other endeavors that you should aim for :)
My best wishes in that regard.
Welcome to the boards! Have some cookies.
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Hey, what's so wrong with teaching?
I'm a teacher and it's a brilliant profession.
teaching is a vocation and there are people who don't like it... I know i am one :P
i was a sort of a tutor some years ago and its cool when the people you teach something actually learns and do well...but its hell when they don't care for it... so i for one prefer to stay away from the board :D :P
Welcome Kelley!
*steals cookies*
Greetings Kelley. I wish you many happy nerf battles and comma splices.
Welcome aboard!
I'd recommend a semicolon in this sentence pair:
I'm a little ashamed to say that I've actually never played the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game; I've played D&D once or twice in my not-so-distant-but-still-distant-enough past.
Can't let the editorial intern get away without a punctuation critique!
You like editing?
Say, I have a couple hundred pages you should take a look at...
:P
Chief Technical Officer
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I'd recommend a semicolon in this sentence pair:
I'm a little ashamed to say that I've actually never played the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game; I've played D&D once or twice in my not-so-distant-but-still-distant-enough past.
Can't let the editorial intern get away without a punctuation critique!
Nah. Your construction ties the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game more strongly to D&D than her construction, and in this situation, I think the looser connection is more appropriate.
Welcome to the exciting world of Paizo, Kelley! :) Hope you have as much fun as I did while I was editorial intern!
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Nah. Your construction ties the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game more strongly to D&D than her construction, and in this situation, I think the looser connection is more appropriate.I'd recommend a semicolon in this sentence pair:
I'm a little ashamed to say that I've actually never played the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game; I've played D&D once or twice in my not-so-distant-but-still-distant-enough past.
Can't let the editorial intern get away without a punctuation critique!
He would have done better to point out that the 'actually' is redundant; it's actually redundant most of the time I actually see it.
Ah, Pedantry! How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.
Welcome to the exciting world of Paizo, Kelley! :) Hope you have as much fun as I did while I was editorial intern!
What Patrick said.
Coincidentally, I'm graduating this December (two quarters early! woo!) with, you guessed it, a Creative Writing major from UW.
Small world. :)
Oh, for the day Paizo has a UK office...
<sigh>
Oh, for the day Paizo has a UK office...
<sigh>
A box of Chiclets and a pair of rubber bands...