Talk:Says You!

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[edit] Dactyls

I just changed "Dactls" to "Dactyls" - although I have no "printed proof" of this spelling, I can't imagine why they wouldn't be using the correct spelling of the root they are making a joke about. I may return and add a bit more info about the show in time (other games, occasional guest panelists, locations outside of Boston, new amusing names for the house bands, etc.) human 23:41, 10 October 2005 (UTC)

Yes, your spelling of Dactyls is correct.

I'm too lazy update this page (sorry) but whoever is doing an update might want to include that Says You! is taped basically nation-wide now, not just in Boston. Also, Says You! is planning on/is now independent. Therefore not being distributed through NPR. Someone may want to check the claim on that before updating the article, but it's something to consider.

It's an awesome show. It really is.

I added the intern of Says You! to the page. He doesn't seem to be going away.

[edit] References and Updating

I really want to dig into this article and rewrite it, make it more "up to date" (describe the move from two 30 minute shows/week to one one hour show, mention the ever-changing musical acts, etc.), but I fear there is no way to do so without it being original research. I will have to search the web (at least) for article about the show. otherwise, the only sources we have are the show's website and the OR of being a listener.

Surely the show is notable, the hard part is making that obvious in the article (besides it's being syndicated by NPR), and figuring out a way to describe it better using references. human 19:56, 23 March 2007 (UTC)

If anyone has time or wants to add in something about the musicians from Says You!, a bunch of past musicians are listed on a somewhat hidden page on the website, at http://www.saysyou.org/secondary/music.html —Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.60.164.64 (talk) 22:26, 29 November 2007 (UTC)