- DoranM
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Member for 15 years, 6 months, and 26 days
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Nov 23, 2009DoranM posted a message on DiabloFans Exclusive: Jay WilsonThe chat gem IS working as intended.Posted in: News
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Oct 23, 2009DoranM posted a message on The History of DiablofansPosted in: NewsQuote from "Sixen" »I like how you tried to just shove that in there somewhere, QQ...
Pwned. - You're it.
Thanks for the show of support Lydeck.
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Oct 23, 2009DoranM posted a message on The History of DiablofansWell we'd sure like it to be homely. There's always mixed feelings regarding a "big brother" network getting involved with a smaller fansite. The truth of the matter is fansites are expensive. I'm a gamer, my loyalties lie with the community and the games that I'm a fan of, if I ever felt something was wrong or a community was getting shafted I'd be the FIRST to step up with a big old w t somethin'.Posted in: News
The fact is Curse's been footing the server bill and staffing the website now for a long time. They've also spent lots of development hours and dollars on making sure the site can compete with other fansites, and in terms of community it's their #1 goal to make the site as friendly, as "homely", and as informative as possible.
There's really nothing lost by Curse involvement, and the benefits are astounding. The people put in place to work on the community are 100% tuned-in to the game (I've played 15 hours of D2 this week and it's only Friday, and Sixen's a bigger newb than I am), so it's important to me, on a personal level, that changes and additions are seen for what they really are; trying to put the best people in place for the community and the success of the fansite. This includes getting the right guides, news, and information up on the website in a timely fashion by the most passionate people possible.
I think Phrozen didn't do as good of a job explaining some of the staff losses as he could have. Most of the recent step downs were admins leaving of their own free will, and in the case of the real losses, Seth for example, it had nothing to do with Curse, and I consider me and Seth pretty good friends - he just said, as cited by his post in the mod forum, that he's just too busy to be giving the site the attention it deserves. So the timing might make it look like something else is going on, but for the most part it's business as usual, but with more plans of enhancement and more focus on the community, than ever before -
Oct 1, 2009DoranM posted a message on Diablo III, the Female Monkpixie cuts ARE in right now!Posted in: News
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Sep 11, 2009DoranM posted a message on Wiki-Wiki-Wiki! (Calling all volunteers!)anyone please contact me ANYTIME for help or questions my msn is DDuncan@curse.com or just PM me here!Posted in: News
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We've moved several topics that were previously spread out and in unpopular forums into the new
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red outline mechanic seems cool to me.
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Pwned. - You're it.
Thanks for the show of support Lydeck.
I'm an open book for anyone who wants to talk, so feel free to direct any questions my way.
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The fact is Curse's been footing the server bill and staffing the website now for a long time. They've also spent lots of development hours and dollars on making sure the site can compete with other fansites, and in terms of community it's their #1 goal to make the site as friendly, as "homely", and as informative as possible.
There's really nothing lost by Curse involvement, and the benefits are astounding. The people put in place to work on the community are 100% tuned-in to the game (I've played 15 hours of D2 this week and it's only Friday, and Sixen's a bigger newb than I am), so it's important to me, on a personal level, that changes and additions are seen for what they really are; trying to put the best people in place for the community and the success of the fansite. This includes getting the right guides, news, and information up on the website in a timely fashion by the most passionate people possible.
I think Phrozen didn't do as good of a job explaining some of the staff losses as he could have. Most of the recent step downs were admins leaving of their own free will, and in the case of the real losses, Seth for example, it had nothing to do with Curse, and I consider me and Seth pretty good friends - he just said, as cited by his post in the mod forum, that he's just too busy to be giving the site the attention it deserves. So the timing might make it look like something else is going on, but for the most part it's business as usual, but with more plans of enhancement and more focus on the community, than ever before
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We haven't replaced any of these admins in question. They've posted that they're leaving (most of them have said for personal reasons, lack of time etc.)
We've hired a NEW admin who'll be making an announcement and beginning work today!
He's incredibly driven, never missed a Blizzcon, and has been involved in Diablo and Blizzard for years. You'll love him.
Anyone who has left so far has done so on their own, they have posted their reasons in the moderation forum, so far none that I have read have been because of big bad Curse.
Mockery has been replaced with Sixen, if anyone has any specific questions regarding moving forward with the site, and or which admins are leaving please just ask!
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Me: Yes.
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