On February 23 2011 23:12 jarrydesque wrote:
Why do Korean players fear their opponents watching their stream (hence don't stream as much) whereas American and European players don't seem to mind?

I know it has not got much to do with TL or TL Staff but I didn't want to create a whole thread for something silly.

Thanks.

Good question, though SC2 general discussion thread is probably best.

http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=190801

jarrydesque

584 Posts

February 23 2011 14:24 GMT

#1950

On February 23 2011 23:21 Phenny wrote:

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Good question, though SC2 general discussion thread is probably best.

http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=190801

Ah right, it would be

I'll move it, thank you.

Deyster

Jordan579 Posts

February 23 2011 14:47 GMT

#1951

My question wasn't answered before so I'll ask it again

When will the current LiquiBet for SC2 end? We've passed 3 GSL's so far on the same liquibet. I want to have a chance at winning it (I currently don't by any stretch of the imagination).

Also, does TL.net Bot have feelings?

Phenny

Australia1435 Posts

February 23 2011 15:03 GMT

#1952

On February 23 2011 23:47 Deyster wrote:
My question wasn't answered before so I'll ask it again

When will the current LiquiBet for SC2 end? We've passed 3 GSL's so far on the same liquibet. I want to have a chance at winning it (I currently don't by any stretch of the imagination).

Also, does TL.net Bot have feelings?

Someone else asked a few pages back.
I guess this constant browsing of TL has made me achive parts of it in my brain lol.

On February 21 2011 14:06 p4NDemik wrote:

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The BW liquibet season will end shortly, with the MSL finals just coming to a conclusion over the weekend. There have been multiple breaks in BW play (the lunar new year for example) that extended the length of this season.

The SC2 liquibet season will go on a bit longer but it will be turned over in the near future. Unlike BW, one "season" of GSL simply is just too short right now to turn the liquibet season over so quickly. In the light of recent upcoming SC2 events (namely TSL next month), the turnover has been delayed a bit longer to coincide.

Deyster

Jordan579 Posts

February 23 2011 16:26 GMT

#1953

Oh thanks, I tried to read a few pages after I asked, didn't find an answer, I skimmed over the past few pages as well, but I guess I missed that. Thanks though!

TheYonseiAnnals

Korea (South)1 Post

February 23 2011 16:48 GMT

#1954

Hi

I am a reporter from Yonsei University's english monthly, The Yonsei Annals.
I am writing an article on the history of e-sports, more specifically, on the globalization of e-sports. The article will be for our April edition. For this, I am trying to contact either artosis or tasteless(english GSL commentators) + idra (foreign progamer who has tasted both SC1 and SC2 scenes).

Could you please help me contact them? I have already sent a PM to artosis about 3 days ago, but no response. The deadline for my article is the first week of March.

our website: http://annals.yonsei.ac.kr
my e-mail: taeyong1991@yonsei.ac.kr

PS: I also plan on interviewing Boxer (contacting), a Kespa representative, a Korean Airlines PR rep., and a few others
PPS: I wrote an article on November related to progaming. If you're interested, check http://annals.yonsei.ac.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=1005

Thank you TL!

57 Corvette

Canada5941 Posts

February 23 2011 17:16 GMT

#1955

If you ask someone if they want to be a mod/banling, do you require anything else from the person besides a yes/no? (EG, resume, background check)

Also, would 2 (i think it has been 2 on this account, possibly 3) warnings in nearly 1000 posts be about average for a TL.net member (not including bans/warns on previous accounts)?

KwarK

United States44283 Posts

February 23 2011 17:25 GMT

#1956

On February 24 2011 02:16 57 Corvette wrote:
If you ask someone if they want to be a mod/banling, do you require anything else from the person besides a yes/no? (EG, resume, background check)

Also, would 2 (i think it has been 2 on this account, possibly 3) warnings in nearly 1000 posts be about average for a TL.net member (not including bans/warns on previous accounts)?

Regarding resume, it's not an applications process. If invited they'll already be aware of your contributions and tl history (which is pretty much all that is relevant). In my case I just had to say yes, although I'd been on staff as a writer for two years or so already by that point.

I think most people manage to go unmoderated, either by exercising common sense or from learning from the mistakes of their peers. You're above average.

Torte de Lini

Germany38463 Posts

February 23 2011 17:27 GMT

#1957

I find it hard to get warnings here. The mods are more lenient than I thought @___@
That Mani guy is as nice as a kitten.

Meapak_Ziphh

United States6788 Posts

February 23 2011 19:01 GMT

#1958

On February 24 2011 02:27 Torte de Lini wrote:
I find it hard to get warnings here. The mods are more lenient than I thought @___@
That Mani guy is as nice as a kitten.

If you don't mind me saying TDL I'll be very suprised if you make it another couple hundred posts without a warning at least for spam

iGrok

United States5142 Posts

February 23 2011 19:40 GMT

#1959

As a follow-up to this blog (the non-op part of it), which DBZ character is each admin?

R1CH is Supreme Kai, I figured that one out easily. But Hot_Bid? Kennegit?

EDIT: Hmm... Unless Hot_Bid is Supreme Kai, and R1CH is Bulma's father?
(I've been on a DBZ binge lately)