[IMC-Boston-Editorial] That feature

[Sofia JarrinT]

That's fine w/me. As I said before, please feel free
to pull the feature down if you don't agree with it
and make it a regular elsewhere piece. 

Sorry I didn't send it to the Editorial *before*
centering. As I said before, I don't know why I like
it so much. I'm kind of weird that way ;)

Glad to know that it has brought some editors back
from the dead, though! he, he

--- "visnusdream at juno.com" <visnusdream at juno.com>
wrote:

> I gotta agree with Sharpie. 
> It has no Boston tie in, and its just a lot of
> political theory. It didn't even keep my interest.
> This article was originally published in the Local
> section and I moved it to elsewhere. That was two or
> three days ago.
> Anyway, it doesn't feel like a feature to me.
> Editorial is OK but it needs a Boston Tie in. 
> I wish we could have like a "page two" or some place
> to but stuff like this, with pictures etc. So people
> could see, hey someofthe IMC folks thought this was
> especially cool butdidn;t feature it. 
> I mean I'd like a third space to put things that we
> think are cool but that do not quite muster
> centerpiece status.  See a lot of good stuff bumped
> off the elsewhere because people just post stuff
> with little value. 
> Maybe thats something to suggest for the new site.
> As far as consensus on features goes. I don't mind
> if someone centers something without consensus, but
> I think a heads-up ought to go through the Ed list,
> at least after the fact. I also think that if
> anything is moved from the feature section, even if
> no one was notified that a new feature was made,
> that a heads up ought to go to the Ed list. 
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