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Over the past two years, I've been fortunate enough to work with some great writers/people who have contributed greatly to the success of our site's front page. It's a job that takes time and effort, and only pays with the occasional "nice article" and subsequent warm fuzzy. With any job, there is turnover, people's job and family situations change, people begin or continue personal projects, and sometimes even burnout can set it. As a volunteer position, it is typically the easier thing to let go of, so leaving is completely understandable and has always been on great terms. I am very appreciative of those who have helped out in the past and only wish them the best of luck; your articles are still welcome here should any of you get the itch to write one.
With some recent turnover, I've been struggling a bit to provide content to our readership (though we still haven't missed a deadline) and have been putting much more free time than what I have into making sure our front page is a beacon that draws in potential members. As a result, I am putting out a call to writers for anyone who might be interested in joining our staff. Right now, I am looking to add one or two writers to take on one article each per month. Though this may not sound like a lot, I can assure you that coming up with a topic each month and creating a good product is a little more time consuming and taxing than one might think. Our staff adheres to a strict (but flexible when needed) schedule and articles must be turned in on time so that they can be reviewed and set back to fix if there are any issues. Writers must also stick to site guidelines in terms of content; though are forums and personal blogs are pretty much a free-for-all, our front page is a direct reflection of our site and as so, strives to be informative and family-oriented.
Continue reading A Call For Writers
Many of you in this community probably know me, for better or worse, primarily as "that Atari 2600 game reviewer guy." My love for the 2600 stems from my love of the system as a youth, and the notorious "Christmas Incident of '82," in which I had asked for an "Atari" for Christmas and woke up Christmas to a brand new 5200 system with 6 new games..... Why notorious you ask? Have you ever played a 5200, or know what it's like to be the only kid in town with this piece of s#*t non-backwards compatible system? So why the love for the 2600 due to my hatred for the 5200? That's probably a better question for someone like Freud to answer.
Dear child, I can feel your anger running through you....good
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Continue reading The Band is Not Breaking Up....
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