Webzine (2)

[Kendo]

Hi there
we got a winner, I think...

Then... the step 2:

We need Editors... Editors for each language.

Be editor means that this person takes care about publish and correct the posts of the writers. Look for new stories to put at the webzine. Take care about the good syntax of the write. And some little things more.
(of course, we need writers too... )

Then If you wanna be an Editor of Cantr Webzine, please, let me know and we study your interest of it.

Thnx in advance.

[kicking jay]

I am very interested in proofreading, although I can't say that I'll always be able to do so - I will help where and when I can, though. English language, of course. Who knows, maybe someday I'll submit stuff.

[*Wiro]

Why is step 2 branching out into other languages? Shouldn't the main webzine be set up first, with the old content restored? I wouldn't mind doing the latter task.

[Kendo]

Why is step 2 branching out into other languages? Shouldn't the main webzine be set up first, with the old content restored? I wouldn't mind doing the latter task.

We don't restore the old version.
Not for now...
If the webzine works and got traffic, then we see how import the old info.
Then, as I said, we need editors (and writers).
And... we don't branching out, every country has their own space onto webzine. But all the countries are in the same place, everyone can read all the posts. (we install a translator online)
The webzine is almost done, just a couple of details more and it's ready to go.
So step by step we need to find for people who demonstrates some interest for keep the webzine updated.

/best

[Pies]

Maybe let's do it agile? Get webzine live now, start getting content and in meantime when other problems will be solved, we will go back to restoring old content?
I see no reason to stop players from generating new content because migration wasn't finished.

edit: didn't saw Kendo's post

[*Wiro]

If restoring the old content isn't a priority, then again, I'd love to help out with that task.

[Money]

I'm willing to submit an article when the time comes. (Not trying to derail, just expressing my interest)

[NostalgicMelody7]

I would definitely help with editing, if needed. :D

[*Wiro]

Is this still a thing?

[NostalgicMelody7]

I was wondering about this the other day, too...

[Money]

Have they found the editor's? I assumed that most progress on this project was being made on irc or email.

[Jos Elkink]

Just wanted to say that I am thrilled that the Webzine might be re-launched! .. And very nice banner, too.

[Undine]

I physically signed out of Cantr for the first time today so that I could get a look at the home page (why would you ever want to leave otherwise?). It redirected me to this page.



The grammar is slightly humorous, but it made me wonder about what the Webzine was. Searched it up, and here I am.

As far as I can tell, the Webzine was going to be revived. What happened to this? It sounds wonderful!

[Pies]

It didn't die, there is still work going on, I hope we will be able to speed up soon.

http://webzine.cantr.net is address of old one, current one is available at http://webzine.cantr.org.
Link is going to be fixed, thanks for raport.

[Faith]

Everything is under construction, so it's not to visit yet. But (hopefully) it will be ready soon

Edit: Any interested player into be a (serious) editor, could start to send their applications ussing the link into the "Join Cantr Staff" under the tittle "Public Relations Department (Editorial Board)", to personnel@cantr.net or by a PM to any AS member. Also, If you are a player with ideas (articles, poems, pictures, or whatever related to Cantr World) you could send me a PM anyway, telling what would you like to post, or any idea you may have for the webzine.
When the webzine is ready, an official announcement will be made.