Apolyton: The Book

[Adagio]

I doubt you need something I have said/done whatsoever, but just in case, here's my permission

[Chris 62]

Originally posted by DarkCloud
Chris, you are in it- it is just your post and no opinions on you.

Alright, use it then.

[History049]

Darkcloud: I don't plan to write anything, but if you're going to abide by your rules I would ask that you remove the History049 part. Thanks

[DarkCloud]

Thank you everyone for your permission!

Bob- I believe the history049 part had your addenums in it, where you explained in detail why you did it... I could take that out... but since it is your wishes, I will consider taking the whole essay out, but, you must admit, it is very informative about the 'old days' of apolyton.

[History049]

I think few of it was true

If people want to know about the old times they should ask a Registered in 1970.

Thanks

[Solver]

Good work DK. Just read it, pretty entertaining.

[Provost Harrison]

Yeah, permission, whatever. You have it...

[DarkCloud]

Thank you for the permissions.

[Marquis de Sodaq]

I don't know if you stayed on the CivII Strategy and General forums after the new year, but those have really been buzzing - We've made huge strides in figuring out all sorts of things about how the game works. SG(2) led the push to create the Great Library, which I hope is familiar to all apolytoners who play CivII. The SGs, SlowThinker, Gastrifitis, La Fayette, EST, Solo, Sampson, Marquis de Sodaq , and others have assembled quite a pile of civ knowledge. Few of us rank high enough to even gain a footnote on the list based on post count.

While this is a nudge to encourage recognition of these efforts, it is also a shameless plug to those who do not browse those forums to have a look!