The moral of the story is, don't depend on a corporate board. Have a back up board ready for downtime, and in case your internet community gets shut down.
Wrod. Signed, former Pathfinder/Entertainment Weekly/People.com/WB Bronze /Atlantic poster. I think a lot of those boards folded (or became paid services) because TPTB got fed up with the drama/bullshit that can happen in some communities.
Ahhhhh, I see. In the bits and pieces I shoved together in my head, I pictured a board divided, a great battle, and then a band of ruffians banding together and taking themselves overseas to start a new!colony that was the Buffistas.
I may have misunderstood this, but to be clear Buffistas evolved from Table Talk at Salon.com and W/X and not the WB Bronze, right?
Justin was nice to us. Not so nice to Deaton, methinks.
Though there was the painful emails Justin's business partner sent to Joss offering to build a board for a Mutant Enemy site where he continously called him "Josh."
Buffistas started as TableTalkers, i believe.
There are very, very few Bronzers here. Kristen brought me over to Table Talk about a year before it went pay-to-play and we moved to WorldCrossing.
I'm sad that I missed out on so many valuable years of Buffy discussion when I could have been there. I mean, I was sitting around in a dorm room, watching all the Buffy my roomie could stomach, trolling around the internet. Did I ever think to put the two together and look around? Nooooo. Of course not. That would have been too clever of me.
t sits in Lilty's corner, except for the dorm room part
I was just thinking that.
Kristen brought me over to Table Talk
And I believe you made your posting debut as me.
I was just thinking that.
Me too. Though law school did limit my non-law related computer time.
I can post as Fury, here. Now that I think of it.
