Suggestion: Even online magazines can now get ISSN numbers! ISSN is International Standard Serial Number. It is basically an ISBN for magazines. You should look into applying for one for BtFF.
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Suggestion: Even online magazines can now get ISSN numbers! ISSN is International Standard Serial Number. It is basically an ISBN for magazines. You should look into applying for one for BtFF.
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I don't think they should!
An ISSN or ISBN gives a professional attitude to a magazine, and this one certainly doesn't want to be pro, as it uses a licensed property. Viacom is cool with fan endeavors as long as they remain fannish, and if you don't make money out of them.
I for one certainly don't want an ISBN for ESO. It's a fan endeavor and will - must - remain as such.
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Expanded Spacecraft Operations, a 100+ page sourcebook for CODA Trek
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Im gonna have to go with KW on this one... its the reason I have the disclaimer in the zines.
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Former Editor, The Hall of Fire, Beyond the Final Frontier
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Good call - if that happened we would probably loose a fantastic resource!
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