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December 2nd, 2013 08:54![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
wintershepherd[ Jack looks and sounds better than he has in the last week or two, a combination of the cold weather snap and feeling like he has been productive easily sweeping aside the thoughts which are wont to drag him down. In fact he's beaming at the console screen, Baby Tooth hovering by his shoulder and he's reasonably certain that most people have found their way back to being able to see and hear them so he just dives right into the reason for his post. ]
I've got something to share: the welcoming committee that I mentioned last month? Now that people are coming into the city again, I asked the Emperor about it and whether the kedan whose jobs it is to help us that first day could mention it and she said yes. But she also got me a permit for a stall in central Keeliai where it's easy for everyone to find, to set up a place where people can visit if they're confused by everything and need help.
[ He's giving credit where credit is due, because he is appreciative that Eshai helped out. ]
So now it's like a welcome center-- sort of? A really small one. But we can use it to have written maps and guides for learning the city, in different languages if people are willing to translate. Instructions on what the consoles can do beyond the crash course that the kedan give and also about things like how they turn to goop if you try to mess with them. Uhh... what else. Oh, right! Books that are in English or other languages that people might recognize, like a mini library! Also things like what you can't say out loud, because... yeah.
[ Questionable oratory skills aside, it's obvious that Jack is excited for the project. ]
Also if people are willing to show others around when they get here, it'll help them settle in. Sometimes it helps just to get the tour from a person rather than a map, right? Oh and here... I tried to make a schedule for the people who already volunteered to help.
[ Attached is a tentative grid for those who offered in the last post, with blocks of time set up for them to be "on-duty". It'll probably be all shuffled around shortly to accommodate people's schedules, but at least he made the effort. ]
I don't think I forgot anything...
I've got something to share: the welcoming committee that I mentioned last month? Now that people are coming into the city again, I asked the Emperor about it and whether the kedan whose jobs it is to help us that first day could mention it and she said yes. But she also got me a permit for a stall in central Keeliai where it's easy for everyone to find, to set up a place where people can visit if they're confused by everything and need help.
[ He's giving credit where credit is due, because he is appreciative that Eshai helped out. ]
So now it's like a welcome center-- sort of? A really small one. But we can use it to have written maps and guides for learning the city, in different languages if people are willing to translate. Instructions on what the consoles can do beyond the crash course that the kedan give and also about things like how they turn to goop if you try to mess with them. Uhh... what else. Oh, right! Books that are in English or other languages that people might recognize, like a mini library! Also things like what you can't say out loud, because... yeah.
[ Questionable oratory skills aside, it's obvious that Jack is excited for the project. ]
Also if people are willing to show others around when they get here, it'll help them settle in. Sometimes it helps just to get the tour from a person rather than a map, right? Oh and here... I tried to make a schedule for the people who already volunteered to help.
[ Attached is a tentative grid for those who offered in the last post, with blocks of time set up for them to be "on-duty". It'll probably be all shuffled around shortly to accommodate people's schedules, but at least he made the effort. ]
I don't think I forgot anything...