ACE website characters list
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ACE website characters list
Before the ACE website was renovated, it had a section similar to NAQT's You GOtta Know's. There were only two lists- one about literary characters and one about music. After renovation however, the section itself is gone. I was wondering if anyone had the literary characters list and would be willing to share it with me.
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Re: ACE website characters list
As the guy who did the renovating, I honestly don't remember this part of the site. I'll root around for it to see if I can find it since I have the old site preserved. In general, there was a lot of outdated stuff on there that got started and was never finished, so I dumped anything that I thought wouldn't be relevant. If people would like to see these kinds of lists on the ACF website, I'm sure we could oblige, although honestly, I feel like you'd do better flipping through the question archives.kCobain911 wrote:Before the ACE website was renovated, it had a section similar to NAQT's You GOtta Know's. There were only two lists- one about literary characters and one about music. After renovation however, the section itself is gone. I was wondering if anyone had the literary characters list and would be willing to share it with me.
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Re: ACE website characters list
kCobain911 wrote:ACE
grapesmoker wrote:ACF
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Re: ACE website characters list
lol i reed gudDolemite wrote:kCobain911 wrote:ACEgrapesmoker wrote:ACF
whatever, E looks a lot like F from far away.
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Re: ACE website characters list
LITERACY MOMENTgrapesmoker wrote:whatever, E looks a lot like F from far away.
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Re: ACE website characters list
I would like to see those kinds of lists ...grapesmoker wrote: If people would like to see these kinds of lists on the ACF website, I'm sure we could oblige
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Re: ACE website characters list
Same here. I'd also be more than willing to write a fewkCobain911 wrote:I would like to see those kinds of lists ...grapesmoker wrote: If people would like to see these kinds of lists on the ACF website, I'm sure we could oblige
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Knowing things is knowing things, dude. Doesn't matter how condensed the information is. I'm sure others feel differently, but I have no problem with list studying.aestheteboy wrote:I don't think ACF should be the kind of organization promoting/endorsing list-studying, although it's arguable whether putting lists on the website qualifies as such.
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Lists can be nice as a jumping-off point--if I wanted to start learning European history, say, it would be nice to have a list of 20 or 30 major things to definitely absolutely know to kick-start a deeper study of the subject. Just knowing the list won't get you that much benefit against good teams, anyway--it's how you take the list and run with it that makes a difference.
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