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  Sebastian Cardoso    Group moderator

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  Forum changes

  We made a couple of changes to the structure of the forums, because they were messy and confusing. Mainly, we divided all forums into two main topics: "General" and "Game Development Topics", and added a couple of forums to each. I hope this makes it easier and more friendly to navigate.
  
  We added a "suggestions & feedback" section, in case you want to put that excellent new curse you learned in German to practice.
  
  Additionally, we created a "jobs" section. I reckon this won't be very useful until we have enough members, but I know of people who actually got a job via Xing, LinkedIn and whatnot, so even if it's a long shot and it only helps a small number of people, it's worth having it in place.
  
  As well, there's now a "conferences & conventions" forum. What I love about this is that it sounds so serious and protocolar, but in all fairness, it's nothing more than an attempt to schedule a few drinking meetings around the main industry conventions.
  
  Lastly, we added a "sound & music" section under the game development topics header.
  
  Cheers!
  
  • 22 Jun 2007, 9:22 pm
  Sebastian Cardoso wrote: > We made a couple of changes to the structure of the forums, because > they were messy and confusing. Mainly, we divided all forums into two > main topics: "General" and "Game Development Topics", and added a > couple of forums to each. I hope this makes it easier and more > friendly to navigate. > > We added a "suggestions & feedback" section, in case you want to put > that excellent new curse you learned in German to practice. > > Additionally, we created a "jobs" section. I reckon this won't be > very useful until we have enough members, but I know of people who > actually got a job via Xing, LinkedIn and whatnot, so even if it's a > long shot and it only helps a small number of people, it's worth > having it in place. > > As well, there's now a "conferences & conventions" forum. What I love > about this is that it sounds so serious and protocolar, but in all > fairness, it's nothing more than an attempt to schedule a few > drinking meetings around the main industry conventions. > > Lastly, we added a "sound & music" section under the game development > topics header. > > Cheers!
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