Bio Engineer Archive
Thread: Any sign of the lesser spotted Correspondent since the last patch?
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Tathace
Mon Mar 22, 2004 7:37 am
#3
poor guy is prolly depressed from reading the forums...i know i am 
give him some time off!
ArthurDentOnBria
Mon Mar 22, 2004 9:30 am
#5
Spazzers wrote:
Last time he logged on was the 18th.
Yea, but he hasn't posted since 3/3. He's been awol for almost a month.
Tal-N
Mon Mar 22, 2004 9:47 am
#6
Would be nice to not have a part-time correspondant I have to admit.
Jascal
Mon Mar 22, 2004 11:29 am
#7
Everyone need a break now and then...There is something call Real Life.
Cylenthia_Tavishaun
Mon Mar 22, 2004 4:40 pm
#8
Yes, but the job of the correspondent dictates that they actually be a show up and post in their aligned forum. I understand needing a break, but if the job is too much then they need to pass the torch along to someone else for a while.
NancyJ
Tue Mar 23, 2004 2:01 am
#9
Personally I think its time for a new correspondant, Talth has done a pretty good job in the past but I think its time for him to step aside and give someone else a go, its obvious from his lack of posting on important issues that he is either too busy IRL or he doesnt care about us anymore - either way we need a dedicated correspondant who will be there when we need him and will answer the questions we all want to know the answers to.
In the last publish many important questions came up regarding the experimentation changes, which talth should have been there to answer, but he wasnt and we nearly had an entire line of our profession gated because we didnt get a chance to have our say.
In the last publish many important questions came up regarding the experimentation changes, which talth should have been there to answer, but he wasnt and we nearly had an entire line of our profession gated because we didnt get a chance to have our say.
Tal-N
Tue Mar 23, 2004 6:38 am
#10
I say make Loomis the correspondant, he's elequent, knowledgable, insightful... Hmmm, must stop smoking that crack 
Templar1865
Thu Mar 25, 2004 11:23 am
#12
Talk about a tough job! If I were SOE, I'd implement a mandatory retirement age for correspondents (3 or 4 months?) ALONG WITH a solid transition plan. In my experience, it's the second part that's tricky for organizations. The demands on a good correspondent basically assure burn-out; I think it's best if some R&R for the cors is programmed into the system (plus it gives some other voices a chance to experience the role).
Spazzers
Thu Mar 25, 2004 11:30 am
#13
I have no problem with the correspondents taking a break. It would have been nice to post a "hey I'm going on a break" instead of just disappearing, especially right before a large patch.
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