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  • Your System/36 Information is Very Helpful

    December 18, 2002 Timothy Prickett Morgan

    Hey, Ted:

    I don’t know how many questions on S/36-related topics you receive each month, but think I have a good idea.

    Have you ever considered publishing an S/36 or RPG II “Friday update” column, or reserve the middle of each month for RPG II and System/36 questions and answers? Maybe you could poll the audience.

    — Doug

    That is something to consider, Doug.

    Well, readers. Do you want more S/36 information? Please let me know at tholt@itjungle.com. Place either S36YES or S36NO in the subject line so my email program will direct your votes to specified folders. That will make tallying your votes a breeze. I look forward to receiving your feedback.

    — Ted

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