> > Ooh, I'd do it, as long as humor and references may be scattered liberally through it. :)
>
> Naturally. Lots of inside jokes and all sorts of references to... well, almost anything. A story by us and for us.

I insist on expolding death robots!

> > And as long as we know how it's going to be done.
>
> Back in high school, we did it with paper and pen. The one that my buddies and I currently have going (although the last section of it was written well over a year ago) is being done in Word and e-mailed as attachments.
>
> How many people who want to do it have Word? And what versions of Word? Maybe it'd be better to just keep it plain text, but if that is the case, we'd have to make it clear that we don't want ">" marks scattered throughout it. You'd have to copy and paste the previous text into a new e-mail every time you added to it, and periodically it'd have to be archived as a text file on people's machines so that the e-mails didn't get too big. Maybe by chapters.
>
> > And how we're going to finish it up.
>
> That's always the tricky part.
>
> Gri"awaiting your responses. My email is included with this post"shny

Plaintext would be my guess, just to make sure there aren't any compatibility problems (well, except from CR or LF EOL markers), in a .txt attatchment, possibly zipped if it gets too large.

winter"Sounds like fun to me"mute