Working title

[martin goddard]

The rules will be coming along very soon. No need to worry just yet.
To prove work is going on, I now have a working title.

Main title = The Mexican Revolution 1910- 1920    subtitle = Fighting for Mexico.

Not catchy, but it will do for now. Clear and informative (?).

FM or FFM?

martin

[Colonel Kilgore]

I think you've just done the hardest part, Martin.

Translating the current SCW rules into Latin American Spanish will be a doddle by comparison.

Simon

[Leslie BT]

FFM

[Grey Heron]

FFM

[Radar]

Before committing, probably best to find out if FFM has any other meaning.

A quick search (for 'FFM meaning') would suggest that it is a pornography term.

[Colonel Kilgore]

Before committing, probably best to find out if FFM has any other meaning.

A quick search (for 'FFM meaning') would suggest that it is a pornography term.

I assume that Helen and Lew knew that 

I was just confused - I'm glad you've cleared that one up for me, Radar. Martin may be onto a sure-fire winner to boost rules sales, though?

Simon

[martin goddard]

Sorted.
FFM acronym is used for many different terms. Don't think it readily brings any particular meaning to the front?
Maybe FM then?

martin

[John Watson]

FM - No Static at All. An amazing song by the legendary Steely Dan and an enjoyable film too.
John

[Smoking gun]

How about: Revolutionaries Fighting for Control of Mexico, abreviates to RFCM.

Best wishes,
Martin Buck

[martin goddard]

I think some bunch of lunatics in Dorset have already used that RFCM acronym martin?
Don't want to tempt them into getting oyt theoer

martin

[Colonel Kilgore]

In that case, do we actually need an acronym in the first place?

"MexRev" pretty much says it all, as a working moniker, I think?

Simon

[martin goddard]

But Simon, that is 6 letters to type in.
"Cockerney" slang
Butchers as a short for look.
We don't need no logic or badges.



Hefe don martin