Thinking about creating a module

[C.r.a.i.g]

I was thinking about working on a module in the future, probably a commentary, but had a question about it. I read the guidelines about the modules but still not sure about it. Like if you disagree with something that is written will you block it? For example, let's say something like the timing of the rapture, and then you read it and don't think it is right what I taught, will it get blocked? Thanks
Craig,

 

[Brandon Staggs]

I was thinking about working on a module in the future, probably a commentary, but had a question about it. I read the guidelines about the modules but still not sure about it. Like if you disagree with something that is written will you block it? For example, let's say something like the timing of the rapture, and then you read it and don't think it is right what I taught, will it get blocked? Thanks
Craig,

I am not keen on answering a hypothetical like that. If you browse through the available content that already exists, you can see that I am not trying to be a gatekeeper for one particular viewpoint on things. Having said that, I have declined module postings in the past that I regarded as little more than short pamphlets trying to promote fringe novel ideas. People are free to host their modules themselves, but there is no open promise that I will host them here.

My advice would be to approach your project as writing a book. Do it in such a way that it doesn't matter if you can post it here or not. Get someone you trust to review and edit your work and think of it as something you could publish as an e-book, with a SwordSearcher module as a potential way to publish it, but not something that will cause you to feel the whole project was a waste of time if you can't post it here.

 

[C.r.a.i.g]

I am not keen on answering a hypothetical like that. If you browse through the available content that already exists, you can see that I am not trying to be a gatekeeper for one particular viewpoint on things. Having said that, I have declined module postings in the past that I regarded as little more than short pamphlets trying to promote fringe novel ideas. People are free to host their modules themselves, but there is no open promise that I will host them here.

My advice would be to approach your project as writing a book. Do it in such a way that it doesn't matter if you can post it here or not. Get someone you trust to review and edit your work and think of it as something you could publish as an e-book, with a SwordSearcher module as a potential way to publish it, but not something that will cause you to feel the whole project was a waste of time if you can't post it here.

oh ok thanks, for the the reply and information.

 

[C.r.a.i.g]

I am not keen on answering a hypothetical like that. If you browse through the available content that already exists, you can see that I am not trying to be a gatekeeper for one particular viewpoint on things. Having said that, I have declined module postings in the past that I regarded as little more than short pamphlets trying to promote fringe novel ideas. People are free to host their modules themselves, but there is no open promise that I will host them here.

My advice would be to approach your project as writing a book. Do it in such a way that it doesn't matter if you can post it here or not. Get someone you trust to review and edit your work and think of it as something you could publish as an e-book, with a SwordSearcher module as a potential way to publish it, but not something that will cause you to feel the whole project was a waste of time if you can't post it here.

So the plan might be for me to start with the book of Genesis. Like I might try to do the commentary for it by chapter. It might be a combination of a chapter summary and verse to verse. The reason is because we already have so many verse to verse commentaries. I would like to do some verses and teach on them, while do more of a practical spiritual help for the chapters and not so much a detailed verse by verse, but still cover some of the verses in detailed. Also, I don't want to make it too long, but not make it too short.

So the main plan going forth would be to get the Genesis module done and submit that, so to see if you like it, then maybe I could go forward after Genesis gets done. Lord willing of course!