User talk:Collinskocik
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Hi Collin...
Hi Collin, nice to see you here… Still overdosing on Dark Star? ;) You had something in a zine of mine 10 years ago. PeteYoung 03:16, 5 December 2013 (UTC)
Hi! I still have the issues of Zoo Nation Magazine that you sent me. In fact I dug one out just recently to read the review of the miniseries Voyage to the Planets. And yes, I recently got the Dark Star Blu-Ray. The best presentation of that film I've ever seen.
Back From the Future
Hi. I accepted your submission of Back From the Future and made a couple of minor changes to it: I switched the format from pulp to pb, as we only use pulp for magazines. I also switched the cover image link to point to a file on Amazon instead of to the Lulu web page. Cover links have to be directly to an image file (a file ending in something like .JPG, .GIF, .PNG, or .BMP), not to a web page (something ending in .HTM, .HTML, .PHP, etc.). Somewhat more important, we do not have permission to link to images hosted on Lulu, but we do for ones on Amazon. See ISFDB:Image_linking_permissions for many details about that. While I was editing things, I also put the new title into the Voyage Into the Unknown series to save you another edit. Thanks, and thank you for contributing. --MartyD 11:55, 23 February 2014 (UTC)