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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 10:23 am

As I am fairly new to this I took some advice and "visited" a few sites and signed their guest book.In fact if I remember I only left entries on 2 or 3 and the response is overwhelming. 35 replies and counting!! So many desperate poor individuals - who can I help? (he he he) Twisted Evil

Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 10:40 am

If you have any left over ( Smile

) you can put them in the Surplus area.

Not quite a Newb Joined: 08 Jan 2008 Posts: 29

I'm pretty new to this as well - currently running about 5/6 baits, each at different stages, but I'm finding it pretty confusing! No big errors so far, but I havve to read back through each bait before adding to it, as some of them are 9/10 emails in now.

Bloody fun though!

Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 11:00 am

If you have a lot of baits going on at the same time and they're getting confusing because of how all the stories diverge onto their own strange paths, try copy&pasting each reply (yours and theirs, in chronological order) into a Word document (or even just a text editor like Notepad). That way, you have the full bait in proper order and you can also write little notes to yourself. Then, when you c&p a reply from your lad into the document, you can flick through and pick out any notes you've made previously before you begin to write your reply. This way, if you have a great idea for a modality or plot twist now you can write it in as a note, and it won't be forgotten when you come to write your reply.