>>8285

Yeah. Don't try to change anything, ever.

It's not been a great experience. But the bread still gets done.

>>8323

Fraidycat here again. Will get it right soon.

>>8332

Anon kids you not, sir comms, but anon started notable summaries one January 2018 morning.

Many moments of happiness here, but notables lasting is a big one.

>>8340

Can practice a bake on my own. It's just timing, and I have distractions. Still might not be my thing but want to try.

>>8344

Maybe offer the time slots still in most need?

>>8349

Never baked. Summaries were the thing. Recall some anon saying, "can we do this every bread?"

Very fond of co-baking. One baker. One note taker, but former Board Owner shot that like a Coors Light can when there were no turkeys.

>>8354

Lately notables are anything that's not discussion or shitposting.

Would like to see notables only one per bread, (so if there are three sets of notables, no repeats) but realize that bakers change and it's fast right now.

>>8362

Options. Forced anonymity. Make sure it's not checked.

>>8364

Then maybe we can do it again?

Well if someones good with the cut and paste, anon can not collect.

On here hours and hours a day.

Almost always know the habbenings.

>>8375

Deal. Glad anon showed up.

>>8382

>A baker should be able to do it without the help, but the help isn't a bad thing.

And that's why there are so few bakers.

>>8393

Oh heavens no. The reason for having bakers is to be certain there's a new bread.

Brownie points if a shill didn't bake it.

The baker is about the handoffs and team work.

That's why anon thinks co-baking has such potential.

Fraidycat out. New sense of direction. Thanks Sir Comms for your leadership.