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a question for the writerly types

10-11-2009 10:56 AM

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Did The Fix go away when I wasn’t looking? If so, is there a story as to why?

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stonetable

10-11-2009 7:12 PM

It was moved to the TTA website: http://ttapress.com/fix/

Not sure why they didn’t keep the domain and forward it to the new location, though. That’s been causing some confusion from people that missed the announcement.
- Marie Brennan
  
  10-11-2009 7:15 PM
  
  i.e., people like me. 🙂 Thanks!
  - stonetable
    
    10-11-2009 7:31 PM
    
    Me too. 🙂 I found out about the change a few days ago on twitter, from someone else that couldn’t find it.
    - Marie Brennan
      
      10-11-2009 7:36 PM
      
      I’ll be sure to pass the help along to anyone I see asking. Bit by bit, we’ll get the Internet informed. (Where was the original announcement?)
      - stonetable
        
        10-11-2009 7:42 PM
        
        I wish I knew. I heard it second hand from Jonathan Strahan (http://twitter.com/JonathanStrahan/status/4753024996)
      - charlesatan
        
        10-11-2009 9:52 PM
        
        Apparently it was from an email from Andy Cox:
        
        http://www.raebryant.com/2009/10/05/the-fix-is-switching-venues-ttapress-com/
      - Marie Brennan
        
        10-11-2009 10:03 PM
        
        . . . not the most effective way to spread the word, no.

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