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Sequence Radical Uptime 000
Initiating Sequence Startup...
...establishing module queue...
...outputting variable aspect definition coding...
...aspecting modules in all sections...
Distributing Aspect Modules...
...initiating module placement...
...detecting module rejection...
...detecting module feedback...
...detecting erroneous coding references...
Isolating Erroneous References...
...running sequence 4 diagnostics...
...initiating type 4 countermeasures...
...clarifying reference locations...
Quarantining...
...erroneous references isolated...
...editing erroneous references...
...bringing all aspect modules online...
Startup Successful.
...outputting unique data for this event group...
Been quite a while since I've posted much of anything. Been thinking quite a bit about purely internal references lately. It's odd that I always feel like I have so much to say and yet I say very little of whatever it might be. All told, I am doing fine. My primary efforts currently involve my Sunday project, which I could post at some length about but as much as 75% of my participating players have access to this forum. I could also post at some length about the Friday project that Miles is running, but I think I prefer to keep it to myself. The Monday project is probably terminated through negligence of the project head. Sadly, this provokes little discussion. As is often the case with this particular project leader, Only Miles and I appear to have any interest. As the stronger personalities in the array, we naturally take over events and engage in dialog, even to the point of determining interactions by other participants. While Miles and I are, of course, partially to blame for this phenomenon, a significant part of the blame belongs to the project head and his choice of structures. He tends to create environments where everyone is carefully specialized and then not make each of those specialties interesting and engaging for the participants. We shall see if a salvage attempt is made.
...output interrupted by external communication...
Terminating Output.
Initiating Sequence Startup...
...establishing module queue...
...outputting variable aspect definition coding...
...aspecting modules in all sections...
Distributing Aspect Modules...
...initiating module placement...
...detecting module rejection...
...detecting module feedback...
...detecting erroneous coding references...
Isolating Erroneous References...
...running sequence 4 diagnostics...
...initiating type 4 countermeasures...
...clarifying reference locations...
Quarantining...
...erroneous references isolated...
...editing erroneous references...
...bringing all aspect modules online...
Startup Successful.
...outputting unique data for this event group...
Been quite a while since I've posted much of anything. Been thinking quite a bit about purely internal references lately. It's odd that I always feel like I have so much to say and yet I say very little of whatever it might be. All told, I am doing fine. My primary efforts currently involve my Sunday project, which I could post at some length about but as much as 75% of my participating players have access to this forum. I could also post at some length about the Friday project that Miles is running, but I think I prefer to keep it to myself. The Monday project is probably terminated through negligence of the project head. Sadly, this provokes little discussion. As is often the case with this particular project leader, Only Miles and I appear to have any interest. As the stronger personalities in the array, we naturally take over events and engage in dialog, even to the point of determining interactions by other participants. While Miles and I are, of course, partially to blame for this phenomenon, a significant part of the blame belongs to the project head and his choice of structures. He tends to create environments where everyone is carefully specialized and then not make each of those specialties interesting and engaging for the participants. We shall see if a salvage attempt is made.
...output interrupted by external communication...
Terminating Output.