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To: sweetliberty
"For tonight, we keep this thread going through the Larry King show and until around midnight. From that point on we start a new Terri thread daily with a generic title which will always remain the same, such as "Terri's Fight" and give the date, and post all related articles and new information"

That sounds great to me! I know there are many threads I've missed since the 'monster thread' that began our acitivty. Keeping everything together is the only way to keep up and give any continuity to the effort. Some of the early research was duplicated in later threads. Good effort, but knowing about the original material could have saved a lot of work and enlarged upon the original.
526 posted on 10/27/2003 2:45:16 PM PST by windchime
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To: windchime
Hi, windchime! I agree that it is so much easier to keep the info on one thread similar to how we did the monster thread. Changing not the title but the date seems a good way of handling it. Everyone should put all the links to relevant articles on that day's thread. I think we should at least try it this way for a week or so and see how it pans out. It sure couldn't be any harder than it's been lately trying to keep up!
532 posted on 10/27/2003 2:58:09 PM PST by Ohioan from Florida
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I also like the idea of one daily Terri's Fight thread after the LKL tonight....it will help us all keep current in one place.

Right now I am pinging & getting pinged all over the forum....on the latest developments.

One thread is more efficient & then we all can find the latest info in one place.
548 posted on 10/27/2003 3:28:40 PM PST by JulieRNR21 (Take W-04....Across America!)
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