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It's that time again! Time to tell us what you'd like us to cover in a future series of Extra History!



We'll draw one suggestion from our raffle bowl... and find some way to share the results with you, since the Q&A (where we usually do a live drawing) was just last week! The winning suggestion will be added to the list of topics voters can choose for the next Extra History mini-series. If the voters pick your suggestion, your name will be added to the "Sponsor" list for every episode in that mini-series.

You can only submit ONE suggestion, so pick your favorite!

Link: http://goo.gl/forms/itl8eAgXJvXC7wpJ2

RULES: Suggestions must be from a period of history preceding 1920 CE.

DEADLINE: Please send your suggestion by Monday, June 6 before midnight PST!

If you have any questions, contact: soraya@extra-credits.net

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Extra History $10+ Patreon Reward: Suggest a Topic

Thank you for donating to the Extra History Patreon! You're receiving this message because you donated $10 or more to Extra History, and we'd love to hear your suggestions for the next Extra History topic. We'll draw one suggestion from our raffle bowl...

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Josh Kendall

Is there a link to go to or are we just supposed to comment our suggestion?

Bo Vanston

Form says it's no longer accepting responses. Also it says $10 reward in one place, but $15 in another

ExtraCredits

Fixed the response issue, I think, but I don't see where it still says $15. It is definitely the $10 reward; it used to be $15, though, so wherever it says that is left over from a previous version.

RMS Oceanic

It's always so hard to pick. I made a list of five and rolled a d10 to decide, and then I thought of a sixth and went with that instead. :P

ExtraCredits

I love that this is how you make decisions... and also that you told the dice to shove it and made up your own rules in the end.

Mário Mokroluský

And I had some good topics to suggest :( BTW why do you guys want to have topics before 1920? The period after has so many stories which are epic.

ExtraCredits

Basically to give ourselves some historical distance and perspective on the topics we're covering. Not to say there aren't amazing historians doing rigorous academic work on more recent decades, but that's not (generally) what we're looking to do!