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RPGamer Site Launch Set for End of April
It has taken a couple of months longer than initially hoped, but we are happy to announce a firm release date for RPGamer's new website. The end of April has been penciled in as the switchover date.
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- George Bernard Shaw, Back to Methuselah
28 years of gaming and still going strong
and now a mostly annoyed Father with first son. And now a father again to a second son
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This design's been around since 2007. The tenth-anniversary feature has some screenshots of the old designs.
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I hear ya, man! You can always hit me up on Skype or twitter or whatnot. I still chat a bit
The primary front-end look has been around since about 2001 or so as I recall. It was pretty ugly before that. Well, most websites were pretty ugly before that, since pushing aesthetics was not 56k friendly.
- Mark Twain
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- Mark Twain
Twitter @FinalMacstorm
It's not just you. I hate change. I don't trust change.
But if the links to podcast episodes on the new site get added more quickly and easily, especially podcast archive links, then it'll be worthwhile.
I've seen some of the site's old code from back when I was actually staff over a decade ago.
It wasn't pretty. A lot of stuff that should be automated wasn't, resulting in a lot of extra work when posting things like news articles.
It got to the point where I thought about trying to write a new version of the site... you know, before I remembered how lazy I am and that Sounds Suspiciously Like Work.