DPP Status Report: FEEDBACK WANTED

[callmeonetrack.livejournal.com]

Hi Everyone!

It's been nearly three months of the DPP here at No Takebacks and I thought maybe it was time to do a little check-in on how we're feeling. Everyone's been doing such a fantastic and creative job conducting the train, and we have our schedule filled to the end of September for more great posts. But it can be difficult to come up with new and exciting ideas for each day, and I thought it might be nice to give our future DPP drivers some feedback on what things will keep participation and enjoyment levels high. Some days maybe a pretty pic of kissing pilots is all we need, other days a long analysis about the thousands of reasons why they were eternal, epic soulmates is just what Doc Cottle ordered.

I don't know about y'all but BSG content and Pilots posts are pretty fleeting on my flist these days, so it's nice to know we have this comm to look forward to every day. However, I don't want anyone to feel burned out by it, as it would be great to keep this going a long time. So please respond to the poll, but also more importantly share your thoughts in the comments about how you'd like the DPP to develop!! Thanks!


[Poll #1578020]

Comments

[rachelindeed.livejournal.com]

Oh, I thought of one more suggestion ~ given what people have said about not always getting a chance to contribute on the day and then feeling like they've missed their chance, perhaps we could set aside one or both of the weekend days as the time for everyone to go back over their favorite posts of the week and continue those conversations if they have new thoughts to add. Everyone would be aware that new comments were coming up on the last week's posts, so latecomers wouldn't feel like they were talking to no audience, and it would give people who were feeling burned out or busy or otherwise occupied a chance to drop by once a week and contribute. Maybe the weekends could be a combined "Last Word" opportunity for the week's posts plus spam threads for people to start new discussions if the week's topics seem talked out.