Re: [GZG] Re: Anyone out there???

> The value of a community is roughly proportional to the square of the
> number of people in it. Split the community in half, you've halved its
> total value.

Depending on the people in it. I've seen some very large communities
that
aren't worth the bandwidth they use up.

> So, why _aren't_ you supporting NNTP or SMTP access?

Becuase the project isn't to the stage yet. Functionality is a longer
process to integrate and you have to have the interface framework
sometimes done first to do some of the other stuff. I went to get the
framework done so that I could actually spend the time on the
funtionality
of the backend without wasing my time.

>>I'm acutally really surprised how hard
>>core some people are seeming with their email. It's the complete
opposet
>>I'm used to seeing.
>
> Well, that's the point, isn't it? Email allows diversity. Web fora
> don't.

I don't know what you're basing that on or your criteria, cause I view
it
the opposet way. I find email so much more limiting then a forum, which
is
why I flop between completely ignoring the list when not actively
playing
GZG games and reading it all. It's just way to clunky for me.

Jaime

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