Subject: Incidentally,
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Posted on: 2017-04-23 12:49:00 UTC
if there's ever a link or something that you want me to host on my site so you can link it from a wiki page, just let me know and I'll pretend to try to get it up in a timely manner.
—doctorlit usually gets around to things by the following weekend
It was a long shot, but I tried Elvea's old email, and lo and behold, it was still active! And an even greater stroke of luck: she still had a hard drive with a copy of the one mission of hers that's been missing!
Presenting for the first time in possibly a decade: Agents Joe and Meneltari rid Middle-earth of a very scene-stealing unicorn.
—doctorlit feels like he has accomplished something this year
I've never heard of that department. Could someone please explain?
Here, have a link!
DMFF agents have also shown up in at least one issue of the Multiverse Monitor, namely the one dealing with the aftermath of the 2013 Blackout. I think it's the May edition. In the relevant article, they were ensuring that the various creatures and objects that had ended up in HQ went back to the right places in the right canons.
~Zing
... at the end of Of Wolves and Fellowship, helping out with returning a chunk of forest to its correct time. I even namedropped Joe. ^_^
hS
I, uh, kind of left that whole "Department/Division Page Update" project half-finished, didn't I? >.> I got a bit hung up on DOGA... there's so much relevant material to go through. o.o
By the way, people, feel free to help out, especially if you're hS someone with a vested interest in a particular department! The basic idea is simply to make sure department pages have the most complete and accurate information possible, including references to missions and other primary sources where appropriate, and to give them all a consistent layout, which you can see in effect on the pages I've done already. These are marked Complete in the section on this project in my wiki blog.
~Neshomeh
if there's ever a link or something that you want me to host on my site so you can link it from a wiki page, just let me know and I'll pretend to try to get it up in a timely manner.
—doctorlit usually gets around to things by the following weekend
That's awesome! Kudos for having great luck and the sense and/or courage to try it!
I sent you that other stuff from the DMFF at some point, too, right? Lemme see... "Sue Phrases" and the "Tolkien Encyclopedia of Canonical Flora" and "Tolkien Encyclopedia of Canonical Fauna"? We could have pretty much the whole department, I think!
~Neshomeh
I think we do have all the DMFF stuff; I've also got the Goddess trio's original Suefics from the Pit backed up. (Though what the authors would think of those being saved for posterity . . . I don't know. <.>
The one thing I would love to have for the Wiki, that seems to have disappeared for good, was Elvea's fanart of Meneltari from the top of this page:
http://web.archive.org/web/20040209142122/http://www.elvea-aure.0catch.com:80/images/other.html
But in the long run, better to have all the text stuff saved. I can't whine too much over an illustration. *shrug*
—doctorlit has a hazy plan to eventually hand-draw art for all the characters missing page images someday, but it's lowest-low priority, if only to stave off the resulting damage to other Boarders' vision as long as possible
For those who now want to read the full exploits of the DMFF, the rest are archived here (and I've tucked the new link in to go with them). ... except for the last one, which for some reason I never did? I'll get right on that.
Thank you!
(And yes, it's well over a decade - I did my archival in 2008, and remember that they'd been gone for ages by then. Also I archived the rest of these nine years ago sweet mercy.)
hS
"...the women took the spices they had prepared and went to the tomb. They found the stone rolled away from the tomb, but when they entered, they did not find the body of the Lord Jesus. While they were wondering about this, suddenly two men in clothes that gleamed like lightning stood beside them. In their fright the women bowed down with their faces to the ground, but the men said to them, 'Why do you look for the living among the dead? He is not here; he has risen!'"
Happy Easter, everyone. He has risen.
-Alleb