Anyone have any idea what รฃโฌลรฃยล รฃโโรฃยโรฃโยรฃยโรฃโฌยรฃยยฎรฃโยฒรฃฦยผรฃฦย รฃฦโกรฃโยถรฃโยครฃฦยณ: รฉหยฟรคยฝยรฃฦยถรจยฐยทGARAGE says? ๐
There’s now a Plog on Amazon. So if you bought A Theory of Fun there, odds are it’ll pop up when you go look at Amazon.
And then it will point you back here. ๐
I did post my picks for four of the best games of the year there, though.
For those worried that virtual spaces are under attack by real world pressures, hey, at least there’s still plenty of stuff that just won’t happen anywhere else! Such as this Second Life blog that reviews virtual prostitutes. NSFW, of course.
It occurs to me that the controversy surrounding the trademarking of a guild name is an example of exactly the sort of permeable boundary between communitarian and authority-based enforcement that can cause trouble, that I was discussing in the posts on trust.
Read More “A side note: trust, convention, and guild trademarks”
I’ll be on a panel at the Churchill Club on Wednesday evening. The topic is connected gaming, and the speaker list is an interesting one. It does cost money to attend, though. Full details can be found here:
