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Sarah replied on March 21, 2008 05:51 to the idea "The Writ -- Print Edition" in The Writ:

Good question! Everything is ALL BACKED UP and no data is lost. Your writings are safe and sound and they might even be available really soon in the old workshop (which we might be able to save). Either way, they'll end up in the new system we're working on. Our database guru assures us it can be done.

dabetswe started following the idea "The Writ -- Print Edition" in The Writ.

dabetswe replied on March 21, 2008 05:19 to the idea "The Writ -- Print Edition" in The Writ:

I'm absolutely all for it. But I shall very very very much miss the workshop in the meantime. By the way, will our posts be lost forever or is it backed up somewhere because I've got writings on there I've not saved in any other format for my own records.

Lisa started following the idea "The Writ -- Print Edition" in The Writ.

Jeremiah replied on March 20, 2008 15:26 to the idea "The Writ -- Print Edition" in The Writ:

I obviously am all for it. I don't know if it would be something I think would sell at a bookstore. yet.

Joe replied on March 20, 2008 05:38 to the idea "The Writ -- Print Edition" in The Writ:

Well, I think the fact that it's being discussed here and not at thewrit.org shows one big upside, namely, that you can put a print copy on your bookshelf and share it with people and not have to worry about it crashing at inopportune times.

sarahdopp shared an idea in The Writ on March 20, 2008 05:21:

The Writ -- Print Edition

While we're talking about site changes, one of the ideas on the table is publishing a print edition of the writ's past issues.

Who's up for filling us all in on the ideas that are flying around about this?

sarahdopp replied on February 14, 2008 08:38 to the idea "can i find out who's got notifications turned on for my tweets?" in Twitter:

To take it a step further, what you really want to know is

- who's got notifications turned on for your username
- who is actually *receiving* notifications

but the latter might be private. actually, they both probably are. hmm...