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In a recent thread where Chase ( http://www.speypages.com/speyclave/showthread.php?t=175233 ) tied up an incredible autum pattern, the idea was raised by Brood Dude (sorry guys, I'm really bad with remember real names and attaching them to forum handles) about getting all the talent on this site to put together a book. There certainly is more than enough talent here to get fill an encyclopedia of patterns, the question is, who would be interested in participating.
Obviously and undertaking like this is huge, and it certainly wouldn't move an inch without the approval of those in charge around here, but the potential is endless.
So, without putting the cart to far in front of the horse (again, approval is still required), who would be interested in contributing to a project like this?
I could certainly see this as a project that could raise a lot of money for non profit conservation groups in various regions.
I'll leave the post as is for now to see what kind of interest gets generated, then we'll see where it goes from there.
I hope I haven't over stepped any boundaries here with throwing this idea out there.
It's a great idea, just wish it had been mine
. LOL
Scott.
In a recent thread where Chase ( http://www.speypages.com/speyclave/showthread.php?t=175233 ) tied up an incredible autum pattern, the idea was raised by Brood Dude (sorry guys, I'm really bad with remember real names and attaching them to forum handles) about getting all the talent on this site to put together a book. There certainly is more than enough talent here to get fill an encyclopedia of patterns, the question is, who would be interested in participating.
Obviously and undertaking like this is huge, and it certainly wouldn't move an inch without the approval of those in charge around here, but the potential is endless.
So, without putting the cart to far in front of the horse (again, approval is still required), who would be interested in contributing to a project like this?
I could certainly see this as a project that could raise a lot of money for non profit conservation groups in various regions.
I'll leave the post as is for now to see what kind of interest gets generated, then we'll see where it goes from there.
I hope I haven't over stepped any boundaries here with throwing this idea out there.
It's a great idea, just wish it had been mine
Scott.