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Back from Biking rourine. Time to write something, not too sure what yet. Possibly another chapter of my FLGS chronicles.about 6 hours ago from digsby
Blogging again. Also, kids asked me to cook one of my 90 Min. Lasangas for dinner. Yum!about 10 hours ago from digsby
Revising D&D for kids adventure outline based on feedback I git deom friends and fellow RPG writers. Will send to WotC over the weekend.about 11 hours ago from digsby
I have an univited visitor... Mr. White Page Syndrome. Maybe I need a vacation :)about 12 hours ago from digsby
Reading the Goodman Games 4e tournament module. This will be a meatgrinder for sure.12:32 PM Jul 17th from digsby
@MathMiron Don't know when it plays, will look it up! :)11:49 AM Jul 17th from digsby in reply to MathMiron
@MathMiron I have no idea, that's why I want to see it!10:46 AM Jul 17th from TweetDeck in reply to MathMiron
Pondering if I should go and see 'Lesbian Vampire Killers' at the Fantasia Film Festival...10:33 AM Jul 17th from digsby
@wilw Vegan Sandwhiches are the best. They're very healthy meat!8:58 AM Jul 17th from digsby in reply to wilw
@JannaWeiss I'll talk to WotC to see how playtest will go.8:50 AM Jul 17th from digsby in reply to JannaWeiss
It is done! 1st draft of 'Where's Francis?' Adventure for kids is finished. Now time to edit!8:41 AM Jul 17th from digsby
@Fuitad I'm actually discussing Organizing a con on the east Coast. Although there is PAX 2010.8:18 AM Jul 17th from digsby in reply to Fuitad
@pauljessup It's going to be a published adventure for 6-10 y.o. and thier parents. The players will have a choice of 3 possible wins...7:04 AM Jul 17th from digsby in reply to pauljessup
And the light just clicked into an aweasome whole. D&D for kids adventure has 3 likely outcomes, all player driven. Almost done now!6:58 AM Jul 17th from digsby
I've just seen the light at the end of the tunnel for my D&D for kids adventure. I have a variable ending! Woot!6:45 AM Jul 17th from digsby
@Sanastar I would say that many of the Big Blogs were already so when the network was launched. I consider most of the original 10 to be so.6:26 AM Jul 17th from digsby in reply to Sanastar
@6d6Fireball ...that many fail to build upon. As for growth, not so much, I say it actually slows it because of overabundance of content.6:22 AM Jul 17th from digsby in reply to 6d6Fireball
@6d6Fireball The most visible impact of the network is to accelerate the time it takes for a blog to get noticed. It's a one time boost...6:21 AM Jul 17th from digsby in reply to 6d6Fireball
@6d6Fireball Agreed. I kept saying that the network would self correct itself as mediocre blogs will die out but I'm not so sure anymore.6:10 AM Jul 17th from digsby in reply to 6d6Fireball
@6d6Fireball I would put forward that the big name blogs became 'big' by having good networking skills, including cross-linking.5:59 AM Jul 17th from digsby in reply to 6d6Fireball