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What events and what subreddits would you say most influenced your final evaluation of Reddit, as of the completion of your final draft?

So, her answer roughly translates to "I'm not going to answer that question, as I know the answer will be wildly unpopular, but I will suggest that if you vote for us we might consider slightly less absurd policies on the issue. Maybe. No promises."

So... Roughly what you'd expect from a leading politician.

Do you have an overarching character arc planned for Reacher - however subtle - or are you planning to keep his character in perpetual stasis, as it were, the archetypal 'drifter'?

Fallen London and Sunless Sea have several crossing points, in which actions in one may provide benefits in the other. Personally, I really enjoyed this, although others may not have, because it gives the universe a real feeling of permanence. Have you considered using this idea more?

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So far you've adapted both the text-based MMO and the ship-based sandbox for the Fallen London world, and both have worked rather well. What other genres might you consider as a fit for that universe? Are we to expect a Empyrean-Redolence-themed match-three game, perhaps a Flit based runner, or a loot-crawling ARPG housed in the caverns of Flute Street? Fundamentally, where is my Fallen London MOBA?

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Finally, what elements of the FL universe do members of Failbetter feel are under-explored, and deserving of greater attention in future work? Would you like to spend more time on the Southern continent, or perhaps writing about the monks of Godfall? Alternatively, do you long to detail the migratory patterns of Neathbats, and perhaps create diagrams of the Neathy ecosystem? Essentially, what parts of the FL universe attract what members of Failbetter?

While I could never be completely unbiased, I hope that through a reflexive framework I was able to address my biases openly.

It helps if you read what he actually says.