audio | interview with probably not a vampire

[omniavincit]

[ William jumps right in—unless they're brand new, most inmates should know his voice. It belongs to the guy who stays with them in the dorms and is usually out of bed before six in the morning. Maybe you recently heard it raised at Travis outside the commissary! ]

I spoke to the Navarch, and while it's almost unheard of for her to correspond with inmates, she's agreed to take questions on your behalf. I'll be sitting down with her and broadcasting the interview to the network.

For privacy and ease of organization [ and to minimize network arguments ] please message me directly with whatever you'd like asked. It can be anything, but I'd prefer it be interesting. If I have a problem with it I'll let you know.

[ This is not a threat, but it is wry. ]


[ WARDEN FILTER ]

We should pool our tickets.



[ ooc: TO AVOID A MILLION INBOX THREADS, just reply here with "private" in the subject line if you're sending William a question! Or ignore him and discuss shit publicly, I'm not the police. ]

Comments

2/2 > private

[counterstep]

not maliciously
but
like you said
divergent points of view make a population stronger

private;

[grindset]

Feel free, so long as you use this tactic judiciously.
It could easily become annoying.

[After a pause,]

Why was this a private message?

[counterstep]

don't worry, i'll mind the irritability of it

it'd defeat the purpose of stirring up thoughts if everyone knows the intent, no?
sometimes the right challenge isn't what is earnest but what comes from perceived conflict
the best inventions don't always come from what's convenient but also from what's necessary

[grindset]

Sometimes it's both; sometimes neither; sometimes for its own sake, to see if you can.
Regardless, I would hardly call messing with people an innovation.

[counterstep]

not claiming to reinvent the wheel