Peter at 2010-05-24 11:42:32:
Is this better, different or the same as tracking-board.com and "It's on the Grid"?
Scott at 2010-05-24 11:45:42:
trackingb.com is different than tracking-board.com and itsonthegrid.com. Those are two of the online resources I'll be featuring next week including Q&A's with people involved.
Maggie at 2010-05-24 12:06:09:
is there a reason you're featuring this now? scriptshadow is pimping trackingboard.com on the same day.

is it common to pay membership to more than one of these sites, or is the information available on one tracking board largely available on the others?
Scott at 2010-05-24 12:34:31:
@Maggie: Total coincidence re ScriptShadow.

Re information: That's one of the reasons I'm doing this, to expose readers to various resources, some free, some subscription, that exist, and provide background on each to help writers decide what, if anything, might be helpful.

I use all the services, but that's just me for what I do at work, writing, etc.
Kaley at 2010-05-24 12:54:43:
Is there a way to judge which tracking board is more/less effective? I can't afford to join tracking-board.com and trackingb.com, but it looks like they all do the same thing...
Maggie at 2010-05-24 14:44:11:
thanks, scott. i look forward to your take on some of the other sites. i'm not sure i'm at a point where they're useful to me yet (i think i still have a ways to go re: the art of storytelling before i can worry about marketing), but this stuff is good to know.

on a somewhat related note, but more something that's just bounced around in my head as i've lurked your site: you remind me of a really nice coach i once had. (not the mean one, with the accent and the spittle.) thanks.