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Ofcourse, if you can keep doing that, it will be just fantastic - but what has happend to a lot of people who started doing what you've been doing, is that they doesn't get as much feedback as they want to, and after a shorter period, they loose motivation and stop.Yeah, there is no point writing the articles if nobody is reading them. However, I can monitor who is reading what on the website so even if I am not getting feedback, I will know if and what people are reading. If I find people stop reading, then I stop writing lol.Anddru wrote:what has happend to a lot of people who started doing what you've been doing, is that they doesn't get as much feedback as they want to, and after a shorter period, they loose motivation and stop.
)I guess at the moment I am still trying to find a happy medium. I've already decided that there is no point wasting my time typing up tables of results which can be found elsewhere. Also, as it is the website of the Invent Racing team, listing where every competitor finished is quite irrelevant. Long articles such as the last IRT one are too time-consuming both to write and to read, even if the final result is quite interesting.Anddru wrote:So my advise would be not writing that much every time, but just keeping it updated. Fx have I only read the whole article about your career (great article btw. - guess I can see my self in a lot of it). The other articles/blogs have I just read quick or not at all because they are too long (I'm not that interested when I not participated my self, and I guess a lot of people feel like that).
lol.
... guess I should check the forum in more detail next time rather than just look at the last active topics Yes, guest. There is a reason for that.Anonymous wrote:I can't get on your website
Last time I saw Scud, he was still iR-tagged. He never left.iBlaze² wrote:...
(...and non-active, therefore ex-members, who are welcome to re-join if they ever become active again...)
Scud
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Yeah but he hasn't been active in game or in forum for such a long time. In fact, it must be nearly a year since I last saw him. I clarified one of the iR rules a bit better at the re-launch so that, under this rule...lux2 wrote:Nice
Last time I saw Scud, he was still iR-tagged. He never left.iBlaze² wrote:...
(...and non-active, therefore ex-members, who are welcome to re-join if they ever become active again...)
Scud
iceman
...inactive players such as Scud are not considered current members of the team but are free to re-join. It's easier to keep tabs on people and make team decisions this wayWe do not expect our members to constantly be active in-game or forums. We understand that sometimes you just don't have the time to play. We also understand that many players take occasional breaks from playing. However, if you are inactive for a long period of time, we will remove you from the member list (but you will be free to re-join if you become active again at a later date).
I don't know if you know the story behind Invent Racing but anyway, the whole idea was to be, well, "inventive". At the time we created [iR], many teams had a lot of rules about joining - [fS] was for Finnish players, [dP] was for rough racers, [+] seemed very strict with their rules, etc.Whiplash wrote:I like making teams in TS.
The idea for making invent racers team is cool. But if you change that name to something like "TS adicted players", then sign me in please.
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