DIaspora Birthday Fall-Out (but not in a bad way)

[Judd]

Between Story Games and RPGtalk, it feels like I have access to the birthday forum kind of communication with Forge-i-zens every day.

In the last year we've see the diaspora in the blog-o-sphere, new forums and this weekend an out and out Forge gathering.  I'm excited to see what the next year brings.

[ffilz]

Ok, so how does one get an invite to RPGTalk?

Looks like some interesting discussion there.

Frank

[Anders]

Ok, so how does one get an invite to RPGTalk?

Hi Frank,

As I've understood it you ask one of the participants for an invitation to join.

As I'm not sure I have something to contribute I haven't done that myself though, so not sure if it works.

But yeah, it's a really nice place.

I get a lot out of reading the discussions there at the moment.

[Keith Senkowski]

Bah.  I can't post threads like Why Thor Sucks in those lets be nice to each other places.

[Thunder_God]

Well, neither can you here, unless it's this week :P

[xenopulse]

I was thinking the exact same thing: "Hmm, now that we got Story Games, the b-day forums aren't really that big of a deal anymore."

Of course, it reminded me that I only participated in one birthday so far, i.e., I've only participated in these circles for less than two years.

[Andy Kitkowski]

If anyone wants to be a member of RPGTalk, PM me and I'll "Knight You".

It's not a high and mighty social club where you get 'invited'. You just have to ask. I asked for an invitation, even. It's done to simply manage growth, so there's no Explosion-Implosion effect. Good planning on Clinton's part.