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[miss_waldorf]

The importance of mass media is that it builds a society.

It lets us listen in on the underlying conversation and also speak our minds. It lets us choose our cultural leaders. It becomes the pool in which we collect our public information, our dissenting views, and our shared dreams and fears. It turns us into a community.Now the City is the most

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[knaveswitness]

Oh, I do so miss the paper.

[miss_waldorf]

Oh, so you had a paper.

[knaveswitness]

Well, I didn't have a paper, my world had a paper.

Which was always so nicely delivered with tea- such a cozy thing.

[miss_waldorf]

I don't think I'll delivering tea with this one, but a pleasant dollop of entertainment will surely be provided.

[backseatangel]

Emille and I were thinking of a radio broadcast, if you'd be interested in a joint venture?

[miss_waldorf]

I'm always up for an alliance~

[backseatangel]

Do you have an editor, or other contributors yet?

[miss_waldorf]

Yes, some, but not enough to start it yet.

As for you?

[child_radical]

Poltics you say?

[miss_waldorf]

I sense some interest there.

[child_radical]

Possibly. Are there any restrictions as to the nature of the political views to be expressed?

[miss_waldorf]

Of course not. Provided it doesn't promote hate and you take responsibility for your words.

I don't exactly want a legal case on the first issue.

[trollomancer]

Is there something wrong with being divided?

[miss_waldorf]

Fundamentally so. At the very least, a common purpose might give us more leverage to rebel out of here.

[trollomancer]

How would you go about doing that?

[miss_waldorf]

I'll provide the medium in which they can try to find it together.

[adamantined]

You could probably start with the guides.

[miss_waldorf]

With publishing a serialized guide...?

[adamantined]

You mentioned relevance. That's pretty relevant.

[miss_waldorf]

That's true, but wouldn't everyone already have one?