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That's totally fine. You're not under the gun or anything. But when you do get time to do it, it would be helpful to start with the things that aren't in the main range. The point of collecting the data is to be able to start construction on a flexible template to present the crew information in a helpful way. The likelihood is that the non-main-range stuff has credits that are significantly different than the main range, and so would be useful to have first. | That's totally fine. You're not under the gun or anything. But when you do get time to do it, it would be helpful to start with the things that aren't in the main range. The point of collecting the data is to be able to start construction on a flexible template to present the crew information in a helpful way. The likelihood is that the non-main-range stuff has credits that are significantly different than the main range, and so would be useful to have first. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:49, 27 April 2023
That's totally fine. You're not under the gun or anything. But when you do get time to do it, it would be helpful to start with the things that aren't in the main range. The point of collecting the data is to be able to start construction on a flexible template to present the crew information in a helpful way. The likelihood is that the non-main-range stuff has credits that are significantly different than the main range, and so would be useful to have first.
