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Fantasy » alt.fan.tolkien » Re: Tolkien Newsgroups FAQ
Re: Tolkien Newsgroups FAQ [message #242389] Do, 23 März 2006 05:31
sbjensen  
I just thought I'd draw attention to the recent updates to the FAQ.
I'm especially interested in feedback related to the revisions related
to Anti-Nazgul Blades (TM) as inspired by the /Reader's Companion/
(and as discussed in a recent thread). That being said, I probably
won't see any discussion here for a while, as I'm heading out shortly
on a bunch of job interviews. You might want to CC your comments
directly to me in email.

Steuard Jensen


Quoth s-jensen [at] uchicago.edu (Steuard Jensen):
> TOLKIEN NEWSGROUPS FAQ

> (Last updated 18 Mar 2006)

> I. CHANGES SINCE THE LAST RELEASE
>
> I have incorporated some fantastic material from Hammond and Scull's
> /Reader's Companion/ into all three questions relating to the barrow
> blades. I now view at least the first two of those questions to be
> definitively settled, and I have rephrased the entries accordingly. I
> have also added the book to the list of recommended secondary works,
> with an explanation there that is probably too long.
>
> Also, I have changed the text style that I use to represent emphasis
> or italics (as in book titles): where I previously used "_" in such
> cases, I now use "/". Neither is perfect, but "_" has a tendency to
> confuse search engines. I still use "_" for literal underlining in a
> couple of places (sometimes used for a title within a title).
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