Re: [DL] What is ontopic

[Allan Seyberth <darious@darious.com>]

At 09:55 PM 4/7/00 -0700, you wrote:
>OK, everyone, this site isn't mine so this isn't really spam or
>anything, and it is a Deadlands site so it's on topic, too. 

Hmm. . . . 

For the record

Always, 100% on topic:  
    *  Deadlands stuff (rules questions, stories about your games, stuff
you've
       created yourself for the game (critters, gizmos, archetypes, etc), plot
       seeds, and so on)
    *  Great Rail Wars stuff (rules questions, stories about your games,
advice
       on how to paint the miniatures, strategy tips, and so on)
    *  Doomtown stuff (rules questions, stories about your games, strategy
tips,
       and so on)
    *  Weird West stuff (Jonah Hex, Brisco County, Tex Arcana, other books,
       movies, other sources of Weird West inspiration, and so on)

Mostly on topic:
    *  Real, authentic history of the world (particularly the western United 
       States) at the time of the Deadlands setting (i.e. between 1850-1900)

Partially on topic:
    *  Brief discussions of other RPGs, miniature games, or CCGs.
    *  Brief discussions of other facets of RPG culture (LARPers, GenCon,
WotC,
       CCGs in general, and so on)

Off topic:
    *  Everything else.

Post a message about this at your own peril:
    *  Chipmunks


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