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Winds of Darkover is one of my favorites in the series; possibly because I fell madly in love with Loran of Storn. And The Broken Sword is, in my opinion, Poul Anderson's best novel, it still haunts me and it's been years since I last read it...
posted by Vavin at 10:05 pm (EST) on Feb 4, 2007
This started because a friend and I were sharing vids at work (in a library, ironically), and we wanted a way to keep track of them there and at our respective homes. That way we can have whatever vids we want wherever we want them without risking duplication or having to scour the interwebs. Organizational tendencies are an occupational hazard, I'm afraid. ;-}
To answer your question, Margie, I'm putting the URL for vidders' individual sites in the 'Publisher' field. Some vids I've had so long that the sites I got them from are now defunct, but those are actually surprisingly rare.
posted by JulanVidDb at 2:56 pm (EST) on Aug 14, 2006