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Being Here Now

From September 18, 2005

Being Here Now: Alternative Strategies for Documentation
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--posted by Lisa Radon

This was the most satisfying TBA panel I have ever attended, not because there were grand revelations or that I was deeply inspired, not even that the chat held to its stated topic, but because it wasn't completely maddening, thanks to a smart panel that was generous about passing the baton (or mic) and a smart moderator who kept things on track and clipping right along.

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Thank you for extending our panel discussion so ably via your post to the blog. I'm grateful. My comment is simply to correct one thing: As moderator, I pointed out that we write differently when we write for money (versus writing for free), not that we are sullied or in any way disabled by payment. I write for money all the time, and encourage everyone who so wishes to do it too. When I write for money, I ascribe to various habits and dictates that my publisher brings to the task. When I write for free, this kind of shaping is much less definitive and is negotiated quite differently. The difference deserves to be noted.

Posted by Matthew Stadler @ September 19, 2005 07:10 AM

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