puzzled and scattered leaves recomposing

flummies wording in a world to rebound

horns and voices tingling, mingling

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"gigi" is for 'gioco gioioso'. it is also the name of a vincente minelli musical from the 1950ies ! featuring leslie caron as gigi, she's also on the cover of the soundtrack album. - which itself is a prominent part of the composition of pink floyds 'ummagumma' album cover from 1969, a photo of beautifully coloured choreography. so "gigis" are flowers sprouting in the crude and poor gg, gtg, wd, lol slang land, pick it or kick it

"maddelor" is a washed out version of the name 'malte laurids brigge', from 'die aufzeichnungen des malte laurids brigge' a book by rilke from 1910.

but now for something different : i got a suggestion to make ! concerning the accessability of a game. yes, it's multris.

it is about a feature allowing you to watch other's games live (i do not mean in miniature). and ideally even one to save a game. it would be nice to have an online library of 2 or 3 exemplary games of all players who want to make their play accessible. of course this would need a lot of capacity, and since you just created a forward to e-mail button for messages .. i see it is not likely to happen. but that doesn't matter 'cos the live option would absolutely do. i think viewing the other people's games is a logical feature for the community thing. imagine the fruitful view of all the styles out there! it is such a waste, all these games played in company, but only for yourself to understand. the way it is, it remains so secret and apart, we should bring to life more the idea coming with the name. multris would be so much more multris if we could disintegrate walls blocking our view of one another, too! even if the library thing can't be done now, a live streaming of somebody else playing should not consume more capacity and might even be quite easy to do. so i want to suggest to try to create audience buttons for multris: in your settings, you can enable or disable 'audience allowed', if enabled, a double click on a name in a room list would let you join that player's perspective. (it should not diminish the stream out to that player, though, so maybe it has to be copied and slightly delayed, but it should be the real thing, including turning, dropping and the whole feel of the timing).