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Seeking Credited Writers & Editors

Started by Joe, August 13, 2010, 09:34:40 PM

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Joe

I think I found what I was looking for.

Good day to you all.

Monster Manuel

With one post, it might be best to post the details here, otherwise, it will seem like you're spamming.

What's the project? What are your credentials, and what is the compensation like?

I'm just asking to give this thread a chance if it's worthwhile, because I'm pretty sure that without discussion, these usually get deleted.
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Vellorian

And "how credited?"  

Is one previous publication enough? Or do you want a stronger resume?
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Quote from: Vellorian;399093And "how credited?"  

Is one previous publication enough? Or do you want a stronger resume?

What the credits mean to me is that you are not only interested, but capable of seeing a project to the end. I don't need a JRR or EGG but I do need talented folks that conduct themselves in a professional manner and have good work ethics with a realistic understanding of the industry.

Vellorian

Quote from: Joe;399094... strives to swim against current trends ...

Just curious which trends you wish to swim against?

Quote...it offers a fresh anti-thesis to current trends that have caused certain issues in the gaming community.

Knowing which "current trends" that have "caused certain issues" would be helpful--to be sure that the writer does not inadvertantly stumble into those very trends in his writing...

...what "certain issues" do you see?

Quote... glory days of rpgs.

I think there are a lot of different perspectives on what exactly the "glory days" are and what they define.  How do you mean it?
Ian Vellore
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One Horse Town

This guy's been popping up on RPG forums for months. No less than 4 times, i believe, at Strike to Stun - still no-one is any the wiser what the fuck he's talking about.

Narf the Mouse

Quote from: Joe;399094Compensation is individually determined and takes into account past achievements, raw talent, and willingness to work as a team member.
No-one with any sense is going to work for "what I decide to pay you".

Granted, that still leaves you people without sense, but in that case, you're getting what you paid for.

Facts, examples, data. Your vague posts have nothing to go on and so people will go on nothing for them.
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