Holy fucking fuck...

I have so much respect for you man. You have contributed so much and the ALL of us need now to reciprocate and put forth at least some effort to make the changes we desire.

Torte de Lini

Germany38463 Posts

May 03 2012 16:30 GMT

#65

Thank you everyone for the words of encouragement and appreciation~

myRZeth

Germany1047 Posts

May 03 2012 16:33 GMT

#66

this is awesome, i really respect that

SugarBear

United States842 Posts

May 03 2012 17:53 GMT

#67

Great contribution Torte. Should be made blue IMO.

luckylefty

United States272 Posts

May 04 2012 02:19 GMT

#68

Another great guide for the record books! Great stuff!

Premier

United States503 Posts

May 04 2012 02:21 GMT

#69

Dayum. Amazin

Torte de Lini

Germany38463 Posts

May 04 2012 03:01 GMT

#70

Thank you.
I think this topic has received all the attention it could get. Thanks again for the appreciations~

Primadog

United States4411 Posts

May 05 2012 09:59 GMT

#71

I really like this line.

A volunteer does not work for you, he works for the experience and with you

Overall, Torte wrote an excellent article that introduces to the public some acknowledged realities of the industry and made suggestions for ways to manage and better expectation. One issue I see though, the article seems meshed together, targeting two distinct audience (new volunteers and organizations) without an obvious transition.

Zvenn3n

Sweden1196 Posts

May 05 2012 10:06 GMT

#72

This is AMAZING!

Humposaurus

Netherlands86 Posts

May 05 2012 10:11 GMT

#73

Someone has too mch time on their hands

Blazinghand

United States25552 Posts

May 05 2012 11:42 GMT

#74

This was quite the entertaining read! Although I do not intend to end up in the industry, This was informative and I feel like it would be useful for someone who wanted to give something back. Thanks for the great work.

GoSuChicken

Germany1726 Posts

May 05 2012 12:12 GMT

#75

dat torte needs a star, real quality

first the awesome TL guide, now this ESPORTS guide!

Special Endrey

Germany1929 Posts

May 05 2012 12:20 GMT

#76

hey, you earned yourself that +10 posts

Torte de Lini

Germany38463 Posts

May 05 2012 14:47 GMT

#77

Oh! Someone revived this topic!

Thank you everyone.

One issue I see though, the article seems meshed together, targeting two distinct audience (new volunteers and organizations) without an obvious transition.

I don't expect any organizations to read this, it's a flipped reflection for volunteers to see which are quality organizations. Organizations that try and sell themselves are a strong indicator for volunteers to consider and perhaps ask from organizations (I have in the past several times).

NoBanMeAgain

United States194 Posts

May 05 2012 17:53 GMT

#78

amazing post! a must read!

mishak

Czech Republic3 Posts

May 07 2012 12:38 GMT

#79

I live in way smaller czech esport scene (well we have official Battlefield translation so maybe not so small) and this post pretty much summarizes my experience and what I hear from my friends and colleagues.

spbelky

United States623 Posts

May 07 2012 15:34 GMT

#80

This is one of those posts where it's hard to reply with anything other than, "Thank you."

The content is very informative and it's difficult to find much to discuss because the original is so comprehensive.