Let's get on with it!
The news continues to be sparse this week. We are in contact with the mayor about future articles and a column. We have inquiries about the Society pages, and a possible column on weddings for there or the business pages. But much of that is only possible future content. Opportunities with CVN exist in every section! We continue our hunt for star reporters, writers and editors. There appears to be a neat party scheduled in my hood in Healing Arts, over at the InnerRealms forest. CVN snatched the story from that yahoo group. We have a superb interview with MrPhillip, Cybertown City Architect, this week from KarinBR who supplied the Pointworld/Cybergate history last week. I conned Divine_Miss_M into a September 16th research article on Mexican Independence Day, for our Southern Friends. We are always looking for Holiday stories or features. Email us! In Real World News there is a flipper afoot to focus on CyberSecurity In the U.S. You can read that fun from MSN.
My time is cut back to online Saturdays and usually half a day at that. So it is up to interested cytonians to provide the additional reporting needed. Read the staff page to see available sections. Likewise, if you have a news site for Cybertown send us the url, we will add it to our weekly!
Congrats to lenire for completing his monthly on time and schedule. Worth looking at is lenire's first issue of the CVN Monthly revealed on September 11. I don't know if any colony board posts were made, but we sent it out using the CVN published email. Please notify us if you have a group that wants to receive notice of Cybertown news.CVN will claim no responsibility for what other people have on their site. So caution in exploring those URLs is recommended. We received notice of some CT "offensibve language" but do not see ourselves in this publication or the monthly as required to eliminate such websites from our use. Our focus is on the article we present, whether in the weekly or monthly. Obviously we try to avoid an over abundance of the too often used "bad words" simply believing their use shows a lack of creativity and word choices available. However our thanks do go to those correspondents who alert us of possible errors in judgement, or other errors they catch. Several of our Cybertown friends have pointed out dangers and concerns in the past. We treat each notification as serious and think, before we respond. So read on and enjoy :) Be sure to come back next week or even more often this week!
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