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Dainsleif · Posté le: Lun Déc 31, 2007 12:34 am Sujet du message:

When will your term end? Just so I could set my own schedule for traveling. It would be kind of pointless to come to Stafford to teach when no one is around Smile

Oh and by the way I found myself a perfect teacher for Modern languages. Just a days walk away too, literately I mean Smile

leanasidhe · Posté le: Lun Déc 31, 2007 12:41 am Sujet du message:

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Eraine · Posté le: Sam Jan 05, 2008 4:17 am Sujet du message:

As soon as my current credit runs out, I plan to start preaching. I get some of it, but I'd like not to be surprised with the mechanics. So, what exactly happens when I click the link for preaching? I assume I will need to enter a sermon and pick a location--is that right? Is there a suggested length for the sermon? Any recommendations about location? What happens if someone else (RumD for example) is already preaching in town? How long will I need to wait before I can preach again? Any other tips?

I apologize if these questions are answered elsewhere--I have looked everywhere I could think to look, and these are the questions I have left.
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Apocas · Posté le: Sam Jan 05, 2008 10:05 am Sujet du message:

Your assumption is correct. When you elect to preach you are given the option to preach on a certain topic, and also where you want to preach. I am not aware of a recommended length, but have been informed that there is apparently no formatting in your enter text. So try not to make it more then a paragraph of two in length would be easier for the reader. The best location is the market place. The town hall is arguable second best. Only one person can preach in a given location at a time. So if someone else is preaching in the location you want, you will have to preach elsewhere if and until that person changes location. You can change the location where you can preach by the hour. I am not aware that there is a limit to how often you can preach; but our brother Dainsleif may have found a limit. Though we don't seem to know what is that limit.
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