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Re: [piecepack] Suggestion for new Glossary word.
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- Subject: Re: [piecepack] Suggestion for new Glossary word.
- From: "Ed Thorn" <prophesor@...>
- Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2003 04:00:19 -0400
- References: <bl8cql+7nq8@...> <063b01c3864e$97ca3b50$6702a8c0@Mike1>
Why not "High die starts."? It's still english.
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From: "Mike Schoessow" <mikeschoessow@...>
To: <piecepack@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 1:57 AM
Subject: Re: [piecepack] Suggestion for new Glossary word.
> >This cumbersome phrase has 20 plus words. perhaps an Anagram is in
> >order? or simply a compound word with start?
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> >Dicedstart: High
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> >Dicedstart: Low
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> >I think this is a useful term/key word.
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> >What do others think?
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> It's a nice thought but not practical. Game instructions MUST be written
with the understanding that some, and perhaps many, readers have never
played such a game (or even any game, except perhaps Monopoly) before. That
being the case, everything must be spelled out in exquisite detail, in plane
English. Besides, what's 20 words between friends? Experienced gamers skim
over these sections of the rules in just a second or two.
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> -Mike Schoessow
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