On Sat, 27 Apr 2019 11:54:08 +0100, you wrote to Freelance Traveller:

>On Sat, 27 Apr 2019 at 02:46, Cian Witherspoon <xxxxxx@gmail.com>
>wrote:
>
>> Your publication, Confessions #24 (the Sep/Oct 16 issue)
>>
>
>:-)  So much for undying fame....

I needed a reread of it to get it back in my head; at least 450 pages of
Traveller have been published since in Freelance Traveller alone, never
mind all the other excellent sources out there... perhaps I can be forgiven
my memory being only _near_ eidetic instead of _fully_ eidetic... :)

>But the idea was my own and I'm both still quite pleased with it as a way
>of thinking about it and can't think of any improvements.

Oh, yes; it's quite a good way, and can actually be used for usefully
classifying almost any topic's use in Traveller (or any other RPG).

>> On Fri, Apr 26, 2019 at 6:21 PM Jeff Zeitlin <
>> xxxxxx@freelancetraveller.com> wrote:
>>
>>> On Fri, 26 Apr 2019 21:53:34 +0100, Timothy Collinson wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> >I also assume, looking at that again, that Jeff is looking for things
>>> that
>>> >suit a Level II or Level III Traveller game.  But I'd be *really*
>>> >interested if someone were to offer rules and background that worked for
>>> a
>>> >Level IV game.
>>>
>>> OK, I can't answer yea/nay on this, because I've never heard of
>>> classifying
>>> games into levels this way - can you point me to a reference, or otherwise
>>> elucidate?

>Did I forget to post an URL?  sorry, I was quite tired last night and I'm
>still struggling with cobbling together replies in my trash folder as Gmail
>is still auto binning them (and another mailing list) which is why I'm more
>likely to get behind on posts.  My public thanks to Phil who is good enough
>to forward me key ones and remind me to check my trash.

I have this problem with only a few senders on one or two mailing lists; if
GMail allows prioritization and automatic sorting into folders (my email
_client_ does, and I know that Outlook365 [which I necessarily use at work]
does as well), try setting a high-priority filter for anything with "[TML]"
in the subject to be routed to a TML folder. And check the spam folder
religiously, and explicitly tick the false-positives as "Not Spam". It
takes a while, but GMail _does_ learn.

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