[Ogre] Unbridging the gap.

[David Morse]

In fact, we can pretty much cut out the middle man by skipping the e23
part and just putting up any website.  Of course any idiot (myself
included) can just puke out rules, the issue is does anyone care?  To
get an air of legitimacy perhaps we could set up an "editorial review
board".

On 12/7/05, Steve Gray <smgray2001 at yahoo.com> wrote:
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>
> --- "Henry J. Cobb" <hcobb at io.com> wrote:
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>  "We need to keep the game alive and nothing is in
>  print.
>
>  Putting OM up would buy time to work on the rules."
>
>      I understand the need for SJG to do something to
> help keep the game alive - I think we all can agree on
> that. However, thirteen years has certainly been
> enough time to expect new rules to have been
> published.
>
>      Perhaps a better solution for the interim (should
> a renewed interst at SJG mean we could have new rules
> within say, a year) would be to use e23 as a portal
> for player submitted materials like scenarios, rule
> variants, etc. This would not only offer new material,
> but would help to vest the current fans of the game in
> its success. If the items are given freely to e23 by
> fans, then they should be free to customers on e23. If
> these items were to be sold by SJG, then those who
> submit should share in the profits - unless they are
> selfless enough to work for free.
>
>      The interest is out there, but the commitment on
> SJGs end has been sorely lacking. I feel as though the
> game dies a little more each day.
>
>
>
>
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