What Do You Think Is the Best Way to Begin VS-8?

What's the best way to begin Virtual Season 8?

  • People submit scripts to be voted be on.

    Votes: 2 25.0%
  • A small group of people are voted in to organize and stucture it.

    Votes: 5 62.5%
  • A moderator organizes and structures it.

    Votes: 1 12.5%
  • Other

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    8
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nerd4hire

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I personally believe the largest problem in how to structure a Virtual Season 8, would be how to begin. Once begun, the organization of the project should take care of itself.

I personally would like to see a moderator take charge. The reason being a moderator governed project would add authority and believibility to the endeavor. Also a moderator would have access to the organization of the actual forum on which the writing was taking place.

I see something like a forum with 3 rooms within it. One for polls. One for scrap writing, editing and discussion, and one for the actual finished scripts. In the beginning the Mod would ask for people interested in contributing, along with that person's assessment of how he or she could best contribute. From there the moderator could create an organizational committee to structure the project. If such a structure was dysfunctional the mod could restructure it.
 
I guess a small group of people would be a good idea. I agree with u when u said "the moderator could creat a committee" because a mod can be the person to help to organize the project but the group would make decisions.
I think that must be a "small" group because lots of people can disagree with each other more often and mess everything, a small group is easier to get along from the beginning... but im not saying that there wont be accepet all opinions im just saying that the group who makes decisions must be able to choose the better ones and that it must be a group not just a Mod to do that.
 
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