STORYSPACE: Feedback
One thing about the folks at Eastgate, they do seem to care a lot about their customers, the users of their software such as Storyspace, Tinderbox, etc.
On his own weblog, Mark Bernstein has kindly pointed the way back here to my experiences with Storyspace. One thing I’ve always been strong about is that feedback to a writer is vital. Boo’s or applause, it’s all helpful. Didn’t realize that writers of creative programs often appreciate this just as much as writers of story. While I’m very glad to offer any and all help back to the providers of this program, I sure wish I’d made sure my postings were a bit more professional than my odd but adorable way of drifting off into metaphorical fantasy or practicing my Faulkner.
A good thing: Mark wisely linked to the category archives that will follow the Storyspace experience and this will be updated with every new posting I place under that specific Storyspace title, so my futher adventures will be available there on new project areas as well as the initial novella of Paths. And with a little luck, I’ll remember to put things a bit more clearly and concisely. And I suppose, be on my best behavior…for a little while anyway.
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