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Date Posted: 10:24:32 01/21/05 Fri
Author: Patrick
Subject: Re: A few questions
In reply to: The New Guy 's message, "A few questions" on 21:28:05 01/18/05 Tue

I'm a bad listener, Jason, but I do have a focus for the written word. I'll have both your sketches posted this week, and generally it's a 2-sketch maximum per writer so as to be fair to newer contributors that are always trying to get in. Most people tend to have everything submitted by Friday. We have one exception who's been submitting last-minute on Saturdays, but since he's revered as a comedy god among the SNY minions below him, no one seems to mind too much. Material will begin trickling in on Mondays preceding a new update, but I don't start reading through everything until Thursday. I do sort through the submissions of senior writers first, then try to work in as many newcomers as possible without going overboard on posted submissions - it becomes taxing on writers to review 20+ sketches AND prepare their next example of comedy excellence, so I try to keep everything down to about 13 or so pieces like on the real SNL.

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