Mike: What are we going to call this thing? + Andrew: How about ‘We Made Magazine’? + Jeremy: Shouldn’t it be ‘We Made A Magazine’? + Andrew: No, like our book. ‘We Make Magazines’. We Made. Magazine. + Jeremy: I don’t like it. + Mike: How about just ‘Colophon Magazine’? + Kati: Definitely not. + Guido: I have an idea. We could run a timeline on the cover about how we made the magazine during Colophon in less than 50 hours – something like “Friday 8.47am, we’re setting up the computers, people are starting to arrive; Saturday 9.50pm, the pizzas arrive, we feel like shit; Sunday lunchtime, we’re panicking, the magazine needs to be ready by 4pm and there are still 12 pages missing”? Andrew: You’ll need to write that, Kati – you’ve been here the whole time. + Mike: I like the idea that there is no masthead, no title. As long as it says The Colophon2009 Magazine somewhere on the cover. + Kati: We don’t want it to appear too much like a Twitter feed. We have one of those on the contents page. And it’ll definitely need to have some humour in it. How’s your sense of humour today, Andrew? + Jeremy: Maybe we could recreate the conversation where Andrew, Mike and me decided that we should make a magazine during Colophon. “A magazine with all the people at the event, what will it look like,” and so on. + Mike: I say we should mock up the different options, print them out, and see how they look. + Guido: I could do that. Jeremy: Will the text continue on the next page? Andrew: Definitely. I really like it when magazines start an article on the front page and
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