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[color=#bae5fc][font="Georgia"]KAMISATO ART: SOUME
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You mean the blogs on PC? That require you to be a supporter?
Chit-Chat: The DCCverse: The Multiverse Lounge
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You mean the blogs on PC? That require you to be a supporter?
Aquacorde
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I'd like to retain MV as a subforum to writing for a while and check up on it in a few more months. Maybe it will do better housed in a related section?
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Nope, the rules were changed recently. I'll see if I can find the link.
Here it is: https://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?t=380429
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Venia Silente
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Closing shop and maybe moving elsewhere? A bummer, that would mark two times my stuff has had to be moved :p
I've been told to just whip out my own wiki, but I'd rather not have to deal with the managerial minutiæ... and ugh, Wikia...
The thing is, worldbuilding is particularly slow compared to other activities, so put in the same display of other activities that have a "right now"-ish schedule such as videogaming, the differences become abysmal and can sometimes appear even annoying. But that's how the process works. After all, it is a very precise combination of art and science. So if lack of updates or lack of presence are a judgment factor, I would expect they are properly weighed.
Given that, staying as a subforum of somewhere else feels like a more viable option, but the problem is that worldbuilding is such a transversal job that what do we become a subforum of...?
(Can't blame anyone but myself if lack of interaction is the issue tho... there I have to apologize)
I've been told to just whip out my own wiki, but I'd rather not have to deal with the managerial minutiæ... and ugh, Wikia...
The thing is, worldbuilding is particularly slow compared to other activities, so put in the same display of other activities that have a "right now"-ish schedule such as videogaming, the differences become abysmal and can sometimes appear even annoying. But that's how the process works. After all, it is a very precise combination of art and science. So if lack of updates or lack of presence are a judgment factor, I would expect they are properly weighed.
Given that, staying as a subforum of somewhere else feels like a more viable option, but the problem is that worldbuilding is such a transversal job that what do we become a subforum of...?
(Can't blame anyone but myself if lack of interaction is the issue tho... there I have to apologize)
Adam Levine
[color=#ffffff][font="Century Gothic"]I have tried
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Maybe in Fan Fiction and Writing, because the Multiverse chat in Discord had been replaced with the Writing Desk. Also because it's more convenient to share ideas there.
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Yeah, if we did get a subforum, it would probably be there.