Open Thread (nearly): Seven ideas for Free-for-all Fridays. Suggestions please.

I’m thinking about what type of posts would be best on the Wardman Wire on Fridays

Since we now have a (fairly) regular posting schedule for the rest of the week, I’m tempted to look for a way of making Fridays less organised, and perhaps give an opportunity for a range of guests to post. The chaos will come out somewhere, so it might as well be somewhere expected…

I have come up with some suggestions, but would welcome any comments you might have.

  1. Choose a topic and invite impromptu Guest articles for Friday on the preceding Monday.
  2. As 1, but ask people to respond on their own blogs, and then link to them all with excerpts. To this feels a bit too much like either the Britblog Review or the new “On the Stump” project I have been working on with Jon Bright (more on this soon, perhaps over the weekend or on Monday).
  3. Invite submissions on any political topic, and run up to half a dozen articles each week.
  4. Find a Friday columnist - perhaps on a “non UK Politics” theme (foreign policy? a “Letter from Peking”?)
  5. Go for something that is completely divorced from politics.
  6. A mixture of all of these.#
  7. … is in the comments below. I hope.

I’d welcome suggestions and comments, if you would like to add any below.

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2 Responses to “ Open Thread (nearly): Seven ideas for Free-for-all Fridays. Suggestions please. ”

  1. Ask Frederick Forsyth to deliver a weekly polemic like wot he done on Radio 4 until the lefties got too worried…..
    It would certainly enliven the weekend.

    STB.

  2. I like the sound of that. “Polemical Platform”.

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