Closure of the Forge
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Re: Closure of the Forge
by catty_big » Thu Jun 07, 2012 2:15 pm
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Re: Closure of the Forge
by Rob Lang » Fri Jun 08, 2012 8:11 am
I found that it could be quite rude, so I put my energy into here instead. I won't miss it.
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Re: Closure of the Forge
by catty_big » Fri Jun 08, 2012 1:07 pm
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Re: Closure of the Forge
by Rob Lang » Fri Jun 08, 2012 2:24 pm
That's very kind, catty. I'd say thank you on behalf of all the members here to jointly make 1km1kt a success*.
For those looking for a new home, I would recommend for those looking to sell their work (I also like very much - I see you do too, catty). As friendly as we are, we have an unhealthy obsession with philanthropy. As money is rarely involved (some do make a little coin out of POD service and power to them) I think it's easier to be more enthusiastic as we don't have to be businesslike. You'll find most of us** act professionally because we pride ourselves to do so. If someone comes on with a mad idea then we can all revel in it, rather than worrying about its profitability.
Furthermore, if you are the one pitching a game for free, having someone say it's not very good is a less bitter pill to swallow because money isn't wrapped up in it anywhere. Money can be poisonous, which is why it is a delight to be surrounded by so many philanthopists!
* Not to forget OUR GLORIOUS BENEFACTOR, HE WHO MAKES VENUS CROSS THE SUN
** Except me
For those looking for a new home, I would recommend for those looking to sell their work (I also like very much - I see you do too, catty). As friendly as we are, we have an unhealthy obsession with philanthropy. As money is rarely involved (some do make a little coin out of POD service and power to them) I think it's easier to be more enthusiastic as we don't have to be businesslike. You'll find most of us** act professionally because we pride ourselves to do so. If someone comes on with a mad idea then we can all revel in it, rather than worrying about its profitability.
Furthermore, if you are the one pitching a game for free, having someone say it's not very good is a less bitter pill to swallow because money isn't wrapped up in it anywhere. Money can be poisonous, which is why it is a delight to be surrounded by so many philanthopists!
* Not to forget OUR GLORIOUS BENEFACTOR, HE WHO MAKES VENUS CROSS THE SUN
** Except me
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Re: Closure of the Forge
by catty_big » Tue Jun 12, 2012 7:40 am
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Re: Closure of the Forge
by J.K.Mosher » Tue Jun 19, 2012 8:10 pm
You are an utter and complete GIT you know that?
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