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Throwback Thursday: Very First Sylum Group Post/Sylum Blog Post

Throwback Thursday: Very First Sylum Group Post/Sylum Blog Post

Throwback Thursday

 

In the beginning there was a Yahoo Group!

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June 14, 2005

I just wanted to post a quick message. 

Hello to all who join… Thanks for joining and I really hope everyone 
will have fun and participate.

I was so shocked when a week later if that we had hit 100 members *hah*

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Then there was a Blog!

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July 29, 2012

Welcome to the Sylum Blog.

The idea for this blog is to have a place where the Bobs can rant, plot, and torment their authors.

Forum to showcase what Inspires Sylum Writers: Music, Art, Books, etc.

Sites, Books, and other elements that the Sylum Writers use to Research ideas for Sylum Stories.

Discussions/Articles on writing.

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Sylum has come a long way!  So anyone on the blog remember the list?  The early years of the list?  Or if just discovered Sylum through the Blog – how did you get here?

 

6 Comments

  1. Rocky Oberlin

    I was on the list, but I discovered BJ Jones on FF.net when I accidentally found a story that had the plot of Speed being Harry Potter in hiding with several characters (Hermione, Pomfrey) as part of the CSI Miami team (and Horatio was a Malfoy). I looked for it again and found that she also was on another website and had one of her own. I took to the Sylum site very quickly. When I finished the stories that BJ had on her site, I joined the list to see when she was going to add to any of her stories. I sure am glad I did. I was more interested in the stories, but I enjoyed the interaction between the people. I would have joined in more, but I was going to school for nursing and that took up a lot of time. Now I just can’t get on Sylum at work. The hospital system just won’t let me.

  2. I actually joined the list in the early days. Sylum was so diverse and I loved the fact that while the premise of vampires was used it was done in a new and unique way. Speed and Horatio in Sylum was actually my first exposure to them as a pairing and it made me love them.

  3. I don’t remember if I joined the Yahoo list first, or the LiveJournal hoard following the General. I do know that McGee and Hannibal dragged me along, and I kind of got swept up into the periphery of the RP Clam. I poke my my head in every now and then to catch up on new shenanigans, but I really miss the heyday of the List.

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