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  6. Subject: Collaboration for Upcoming Convention Season
  7. From: Abel Sider <[email protected]>
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  13. Dear One and Eight,
  14.  
  15. Hi, it's AC. You may remember me during that convention that exploded into
  16. tiny little pieces and we all somehow managed to do something with it. I
  17. was glad we were all able to work together during the crisis and overall
  18. things seem to turned out better.
  19.  
  20. I'm writing today in regarded to the upcoming convention season. EFN has
  21. arranged MC rights similar to last year for all the major conventions. I
  22. would be interested to find out if there was a way myself and/or my co-host
  23. Chef Sandy would be able to be part of the MC team for these events. In the
  24. past we've approached conventions and were told that your team has managed
  25. most if not all programming operations when it comes to these conventions.
  26.  
  27. We have a proven track record to stand by - 100 episodes, 800 reviews on
  28. iTunes, constant rating in toe top 20 of TV and Movie audio podcasts on
  29. iTunes. I know we can put on a professional and entertaining panels and
  30. what better way of showing that there is still cooperation between EFN and
  31. other groups then working together during the upcoming season. Conversely,
  32. a lot of our attendance is dependent on how much access we can get. We go
  33. to be entertainers and anchors. if we can't do this is ultimately a waste
  34. of time.
  35.  
  36. I hope we can at least chat either via email or Skype about this. I had
  37. reached out to Final after the events of Unicon and he never replied. I'm
  38. not sure if this was business or him still holding a possibly rightful
  39. grudge. I'm in this to make friends and work together. I'd far rather help
  40. your team with programming and help provide another face for your streams.
  41.  
  42. Sincerely,
  43. Apple Cider
  44. Bronyville Podcast
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  83. Date: Tue, 23 Apr 2013 07:10:07 -0500
  84. From: Mike Bernstein <[email protected]>
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  93.  
  94. Cider, you must have known I'd see this, but anyway,--
  95.  
  96. Let me be brief: I don't hold grudges. In the chaos that ensued after
  97. LPU I received a flood of messages (most positive, thankfully) but a lot
  98. of them fell through the cracks.  I've gone through my email logs and
  99. didn't find anything from you from then, so if you contacted me it must
  100. have been through another means that I missed.
  101.  
  102. EFN is the official streaming/moderating group for these events for a
  103. reason. We work very, very hard to produce the best content and I spend
  104. endless evenings in calls, writing emails, and texting to make sure what
  105. we offer is as beneficial to the events as it is to my group.
  106.  
  107. I'm not categorically against you guys doing hosting for some panels,
  108. etc, but truth be told you reap what you sow. Your viewership is
  109. respectable, and I have no doubt you care about your show, but that's
  110. all besides the point here. In the past, on multiple occasions,
  111. Bronyville has lashed out at myself and EFN in front of and behind the
  112. scenes.
  113.  
  114. So at a base level, tell me, if we go out of our way for you, how would
  115. you go out of your way for us?
  116.  
  117. If you have any suggestions, etc, please send them to me. It's
  118. categorically unprofessional to try and go around me to EightTrack,
  119. OneTrick, or my staff, and besides, we mostly make decisions together
  120. anyway. One of the least-noticed strengths of EFN is how much we work
  121. together behind the scenes. I don't do anything by myself, it takes all
  122. of us.
  123.  
  124. -FD
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  136. Subject: Re: Fwd: Collaboration for Upcoming Convention Season
  137. From: Abel Sider <[email protected]>
  138. To: Mike Bernstein <[email protected]>
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  143.  
  144. Final and Staff,
  145.  
  146. It's not unprofessional. I know I have a better working relationship with
  147. Eight Track, One Trick, Dusty, and etc. I'm fully aware the email would
  148. have gotten back to you. I was simply initiating contact to those who
  149. seemed interested in listening and working together. And I've not ever
  150. lashed out at EFN as a whole. Mostly I've lashed out against your actions
  151. which I find unprofessional and made you out to be kind of a jerk. I have a
  152. great time with every single member of EFN sans one. I never sent any
  153. message to you through email. It was a few messages through Skype. I'll
  154. provide one below for your benefit,
  155.  
  156. Friday, March 8th
  157. "Hey FD, not sure if you've heard any rumblings about our last show. But
  158. we buried all hatchets. There's far, far more that could be done trying to
  159. work together then getting mired is pettiness. And for that I apologized."
  160.  
  161. As for what we both get out of this - we get the ability to perform and
  162. interview at conventions. You get our fanbase engaged on your network and
  163. it's a sign of good faith that we can work together. I mean, we did work
  164. together at Unicon with no issues once things went south. In the end we're
  165. both passionate about putting on a good show.
  166.  
  167. It is your network and you decide who and what is on it. All we're asking
  168. for is to work together at conventions in some minimal capacity since EFN
  169. locks up the panels and only EFN staff can do much on stage during cons. As
  170. I believe we said before - it makes no sense to even attend conventions if
  171. we're designated to just sit around in some room begging for some presence
  172. when everything has been locked up.
  173.  
  174. If you want to approach this like adults who can come to terms and work
  175. together then I'm open to listen. If you want to continue this personal
  176. spat and just let this all disintegrate into what it was before then so be
  177. it. I did my part, I've apologized, I've tried to play nice - I really
  178. don't have any clue what else I could do beyond giving you an actual olive
  179. branch.
  180.  
  181. I'd like to talk to your team as a whole about this. You make decisions as
  182. a team yet it always seems you're the one talking to me. I'd love to come
  183. up with ideas and suggestions but I feel it's lost breath until we can
  184. agree to actually give this a shot.
  185.  
  186. AC
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  199. Subject: Re: Fwd: Collaboration for Upcoming Convention Season
  200. From: Abel Sider <[email protected]>
  201. To: Mike Bernstein <[email protected]>
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  206.  
  207. Checking back in. I haven't heard anything.
  208. AC
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  255. Subject: Re: Fwd: Collaboration for Upcoming Convention Season
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  261.  
  262. At this stage I don't see that there's anything to discuss. I've made my
  263. position clear; if you want our help, tell us how you'd help us in
  264. return. You didn't do so, so I'm not interested in further discussion.
  265.  
  266. -FD