Does Anyone Else Remember This Or Am I Crazy?

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Did there used to be a YWS Journals forum? I think I remember there being a forum where authors could make topics only they could reply too, and then use that as a 'journal.' Or maybe this is one of those features I thought about but never implemented? It would've been back in late 2004 / early 2005.




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You're crazy!

I'm pretty sure we only did that at TSR, and people could reply.
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TSR. :P
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Crazy! We didn't have anything like that back then. Instead, you gave us blogs!
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Nope, not thinking about TSR; I remember the Journals on that.

I must have only considered it. Ah well




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*too young to have been there*


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Crazily, I wasn't YWS born yet. *gives Nate a cookie* Tis ok, who are we to call anyone crazy.
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