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Msg# 2970

AW: [MEFAwards] Post-Mortem: Author Comments Posted by elanor of aquitania December 01, 2004 - 16:31:20 Topic ID# 2970
> I'm still quite against an overall.

<snip>

> Someone may be an
> excellent Hobbit
> writer and then find that they're not so good at writing
> Elves. Being good
> at one does not automatically make you good at the other.
>
> Likewise, I might say that the bets Numenor stories I've ever
> read were from
> Zimraphel. I may love all her stories, but maybe I don't
> think she wrote
> the best Elves story I ever read. Or the best humor. But I
> wouldn't want
> her to miss being recognized for Numenor.
>
> I'm presently sticking with my compromise of allowing copied
> comments for
> authors.
>
> Do continue to discuss. I'm not-unpersuadable. Just stubborn.

I fully agree with Ainaechoiriel,
nobody is good in all categories,
and I had no problem to write author comments
within the various categories.
Though I had some problems to vary my words
with respect to the story vote ;-)
Yet taking the hint "vote on how the author succeeds
with respect to the allotted category" helped quite a bit.

But copied comments will definitely lighten the voter's load ;-)

Best wishes Elanor