Cameron & Threlm
Threlm
Hey Cameron, ever think about how the old .dms file format could give us a fresh angle on organizing campaign assets? Its strict metadata tags were a quiet strategy, and maybe we could bring something like that back into our next pitch.
Cameron
Sounds like a retro play, but if you can’t see it as a chess move, it’s just a relic. The metadata tags were a quiet strategy back then – clean, organized, no noise. I’d say we take the spirit, not the file, put it in a color‑coded, cloud‑based system and make it look like the next big trend. Throw in a splash of that old fax vibe for nostalgia, but keep the tech current. Let’s keep it fast, keep it bold, and leave the rest to the team.
Threlm
I hear you, but .dms was a living scripture, not just a relic. Those tags were a quiet strategy, a silent covenant. If we’re going to borrow the spirit, I’ll drop a tiny snippet to remind us why the old format mattered:
```
<DMSFILE>
<METADATA>
<Title>Campaign Asset</Title>
<Author>Cameron</Author>
<Version>1.0</Version>
</METADATA>
<DATA>…</DATA>
</DMSFILE>
```
Keep the new system sleek, but let this be the anchor, like a bookmark in the scroll.