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SoleSteeler
Canada5459 Posts
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chobopeon
United States7342 Posts
On April 03 2009 10:52 Kadoka wrote: I'm wondering why some people got the confirmation email, and the follow-up APRIL FOOLS email at 10PST, while some got no response at all. Were some people disqualified for some odd reason? Do we have to be long time members of these fansites to have a chance? he said they had problems with mass emails. gmail only allows so many emails a day and this may have had something to do with that? | ||
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Joneagle_X
United States26 Posts
And I don't see why this would worry any of you here. Clearly since TL.net is the only fansite on the planet you have the only chances of getting keys. :D Who could possibly not like drooling over Korean pros all day? Anyway, thanks to those of you who participated. Jon SC2Forums.org Admin | ||
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Mastermind
Canada7096 Posts
On April 03 2009 12:41 Joneagle_X wrote: I have to say I'm mostly pleased with the attitudes of the members on here about the April Fools registration.. and I think most people have got it spot on. Those who thought it was worth it to sacrifice a little pride and gamble on getting pranked are being rewarded with a chance at a beta key. I'd stop very short of calling those who submitted "idiots." In fact, I might bestow the title on those who didn't submit. And I don't see why this would worry any of you here. Clearly since TL.net is the only fansite on the planet you have the only chances of getting keys. :D Who could possibly not like drooling over Korean pros all day? Anyway, thanks to those of you who participated. Jon SC2Forums.org Admin Maybe I am misunderstanding what you just said, but did you just insult everyone on TL? | ||
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funkie
Venezuela9376 Posts
On April 03 2009 12:41 Joneagle_X wrote: I have to say I'm mostly pleased with the attitudes of the members on here about the April Fools registration.. and I think most people have got it spot on. Those who thought it was worth it to sacrifice a little pride and gamble on getting pranked are being rewarded with a chance at a beta key. I'd stop very short of calling those who submitted "idiots." In fact, I might bestow the title on those who didn't submit. And I don't see why this would worry any of you here. Clearly since TL.net is the only fansite on the planet you have the only chances of getting keys. :D Who could possibly not like drooling over Korean pros all day? Anyway, thanks to those of you who participated. Jon SC2Forums.org Admin I know this is uncalled for, but coming here and calling here every "idiots", and making remarks "drooling over koreans pro's all day", is pretty inmature of you, and you're just making your website look even worse by doing these kind of actions. Want me to translate that for you?... Get some manners, and stfu. | ||
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Spartan
United States2030 Posts
On April 03 2009 13:11 funkie wrote: I know this is uncalled for, but coming here and calling here every "idiots", and making remarks "drooling over koreans pro's all day", is pretty inmature of you, and you're just making your website look even worse by doing these kind of actions. Want me to translate that for you?... Get some manners, and stfu. Well played, sir. Doesn't bode well for the admin of a site that has 1% the traffic of TL to insult the largest StarCraft site on the internet. | ||
Zelniq
United States7166 Posts
On April 03 2009 12:41 Joneagle_X wrote: Who could possibly not like drooling over Korean pros all day? Jon SC2Forums.org Admin Hmm.. interesting. | ||
mrgerry
United States1508 Posts
Gerry the Gay~ | ||
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chobopeon
United States7342 Posts
~ just kidding | ||
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Joneagle_X
United States26 Posts
Only my last two sentences were sarcastic. I simply despise the suggestion that any opinion outside of this fansite doesn't matter. I tire of the daily rage against the masses and the condescension about the game's development that comes from posts here. I refuse to engage in any kind of name calling, and I certainly respect the opinions of some of you, but I think it's time that someone else showed that there are other users out there that exist outside of TL's pro-gaming box, and hold different opinions. If that offends you, and that causes you to be "angry" at me, or my fansite, then I apologize. But perhaps you should open your view a bit and realize that there are other communities for StarCraft that do matter, including StarCraft.org and SCLegacy, and we certainly make up more than "1%" of TL's user base. Jon SC2Forums.org Admin | ||
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Spartan
United States2030 Posts
~ Spartan[nK] aka Kris Vile Gaming, Founder/developer/owner Cache, Founder/developer/owner | ||
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Pufftrees
2449 Posts
On April 03 2009 12:41 Joneagle_X wrote: And I don't see why this would worry any of you here. Clearly since TL.net is the only fansite on the planet you have the only chances of getting keys. :D Who could possibly not like drooling over Korean pros all day? Anyway, thanks to those of you who participated. Jon SC2Forums.org Admin I am a relatively new member to TeamLiquid, but have been heavily involved in many online gaming communities. There is nothing even close to TeamLiquid in terms of quality for StarCraft. I will just say that because of your comments, I personally will never visit your website. | ||
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Skyze
Canada2324 Posts
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Joneagle_X
United States26 Posts
I don't expect you to visit my site. I speak for the opinion of my members, just as I would if I was representing TL. As far as I've seen there is no overlap. TL members tend to be heavily SC oriented and, meanwhile, my site is heavily SC2 oriented. You can keep the old school, I'll take the new book, thanks. And if logical thought is enough to keep you away from my site, so be it. @ Skyze Thanks for the backup? | ||
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Pufftrees
2449 Posts
On April 04 2009 10:43 Joneagle_X wrote: @Pufftrees I don't expect you to visit my site. I speak for the opinion of my members, just as I would if I was representing TL. As far as I've seen there is no overlap. TL members tend to be heavily SC oriented and, meanwhile, my site is heavily SC2 oriented. You can keep the old school, I'll take the new book, thanks. And if logical thought is enough to keep you away from my site, so be it. @ Skyze Thanks for the backup? I think you are looking at this wrong. Skyze summed it up very well I believe. You've spent a lot of time developing your website and a lot of energy and it's all for StarCraft2, so for that I have a lot of respect for you right away. However, that does not at all take away from your pompous attitude displayed especially with those 2 direct insults to the entire TL forum community. You talk as if TeamLiquid is stoneage SC1... well when there is actually some SC2 news we will see then. I am just expressing the disappointment that you ruined your hard working website in my eyes (and others probably) by throwing in some stupid insults where they weren't needed. | ||
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Spartan
United States2030 Posts
On April 04 2009 10:43 Joneagle_X wrote: @Pufftrees I don't expect you to visit my site. I speak for the opinion of my members, just as I would if I was representing TL. As far as I've seen there is no overlap. TL members tend to be heavily SC oriented and, meanwhile, my site is heavily SC2 oriented. You can keep the old school, I'll take the new book, thanks. And if logical thought is enough to keep you away from my site, so be it. @ Skyze Thanks for the backup? Not trying to start a war here or anything, but what exactly do you aim to achieve with your site? Your site is called StarCraft2Forum.org, so from what any outsider would see is that it is just another forum site for StarCraft II fans. There are dozens of sites on the internet, so what will separate SC2F.org from the rest of the pack? TL will keep the old school and take waves upon waves of new students over SC2F.org because of it's sheer almighty presence in the general StarCraft community. There are tens of thousands more people that frequent TL and you can bet that at least 2/3rds of those numbers will play SC2 eventually and they'll tell their friends to visit TL also. SC2F will get a few new people, sure. But how are you going to keep the new people coming in after the initial launch of SC2? And how are you going to keep your current members active? Obviously we all know that the internet is an unpredictable/uncontrollable beast in it's own, but what is common knowledge is that if you can't secure your spot in the race ahaed of time you won't be able to catch up unless you fight back ten-fold. And the leaders of the race more often than not hold a monopoly (ie. Digg, Twitter). I'm assuming you are going to provide the usual, like a map/mod/replay database. There is already a well-established communities for that Staredit.net. As I said before, the name of your site is rather detrimental to it. It lacks flare or uniqueness. No one will quickly associate at the very least as a map/mod/replay site. I think the best move, since from what I quickly deducted that SC2F and ORGnetwork are affiliated closely, is to combine to them. TL is more than just a forum, it is the best source of original StarCraft articles and the latest in professional/competitive gaming news. Again, not trying to start a war. Just offering my point of view and critique on SC2F thus far. Hopefully it will help you assess your goals with SC2F further. If you don't come up with something by the time SC2 launches to attract long-lasting members, then SC2F will just be left behind. | ||
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GGQ
Canada2653 Posts
On April 04 2009 11:09 Spartan wrote: Not trying to start a war here or anything, but what exactly do you aim to achieve with your site? Your site is called StarCraft2Forum.org, so from what any outsider would see is that it is just another forum site for StarCraft II fans. There are dozens of sites on the internet, so what will separate SC2F.org from the rest of the pack? TL will keep the old school and take waves upon waves of new students over SC2F.org because of it's sheer almighty presence in the general StarCraft community. There are tens of thousands more people that frequent TL and you can bet that at least 2/3rds of those numbers will play SC2 eventually and they'll tell their friends to visit TL also. SC2F will get a few new people, sure. But how are you going to keep the new people coming in after the initial launch of SC2? And how are you going to keep your current members active? Obviously we all know that the internet is an unpredictable/uncontrollable beast in it's own, but what is common knowledge is that if you can't secure your spot in the race ahaed of time you won't be able to catch up unless you fight back ten-fold. And the leaders of the race more often than not hold a monopoly (ie. Digg, Twitter). I'm assuming you are going to provide the usual, like a map/mod/replay database. There is already a well-established communities for that Staredit.net. As I said before, the name of your site is rather detrimental to it. It lacks flare or uniqueness. No one will quickly associate at the very least as a map/mod/replay site. I think the best move, since from what I quickly deducted that SC2F and ORGnetwork are affiliated closely, is to combine to them. TL is more than just a forum, it is the best source of original StarCraft articles and the latest in professional/competitive gaming news. Again, not trying to start a war. Just offering my point of view and critique on SC2F thus far. Hopefully it will help you assess your goals with SC2F further. If you don't come up with something by the time SC2 launches to attract long-lasting members, then SC2F will just be left behind. Not to speak for him, but I've been looking at his site. It seems like a nice and comfortable environment for casual players to discuss SC2, and it will more than likely stay that way. As long as the admins there enjoy running the website and being a part of their community, I don't see why anyone should have to worry about what 'unique special thing' they will bring to become a top site. But to Jon, I would have to say that it isn't very accurate to say the TL is focused on the old school game while SC2F is looking at the new game. It's more like TL is focused on both SC and SC2; SC just gets more attention here because, well, it's actually a completed game that people can play atm. When SC2 is released, I am sure it will get more discussion here, and if/when it develops its pro-scene, TL will probably continue to be the number one site for pro-scene coverage. | ||
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Spartan
United States2030 Posts
On April 04 2009 11:39 GGQ wrote:Not to speak for him, but I've been looking at his site. It seems like a nice and comfortable environment for casual players to discuss SC2, and it will more than likely stay that way. As long as the admins there enjoy running the website and being a part of their community, I don't see why anyone should have to worry about what 'unique special thing' they will bring to become a top site. I wasn't necessarily insinuating that his goal was to make SC2F profitable or a top site. There is nothing wrong with running a website as a hobby and to converse with people that share your interests, but you can't disagree that without something to get new blood flowing inwards your community will just become stale and stagnant; additionally, the current blood will slowly leave out of boredom. I guess I assumed that Jon wanted to expand SC2F further than what it is now. | ||
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Savio
United States1850 Posts
On April 02 2009 16:18 feathers wrote: I will worship your balls ,LOA, if you get me in the beta. Is that the essay you sent in?  Its quick and to the point. | ||
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ParasitJonte
Sweden1768 Posts
On April 03 2009 12:41 Joneagle_X wrote: I have to say I'm mostly pleased with the attitudes of the members on here about the April Fools registration.. and I think most people have got it spot on. Those who thought it was worth it to sacrifice a little pride and gamble on getting pranked are being rewarded with a chance at a beta key. I'd stop very short of calling those who submitted "idiots." In fact, I might bestow the title on those who didn't submit. And I don't see why this would worry any of you here. Clearly since TL.net is the only fansite on the planet you have the only chances of getting keys. :D Who could possibly not like drooling over Korean pros all day? Anyway, thanks to those of you who participated. Jon SC2Forums.org Admin Stop thinking in terms of "us" and "them". TL is not a homogeneous group of people. And if you want people here to stop expressing opinions that imply that TL is the only starcraft fansite worth the name, then make them do that by producing a better site. Don't come here and whine about it. | ||
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