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[imbri]

As far as I know, yes.

I know there are parts where it seems rather tense. I think that's ok. Good, actually. I think the best thing that came out of everything was that we know that there's a strong core of people with experience that are really ready to help others with less experience out. Hopefully people will rely on each other a bit more.

Some other key bits, off of memory, not the log:

= Wiki is for facts, the board is for discussion
= Post costs and resources to the wiki... people need to get a better idea of the $$$ involved
= Post organization tips and resources to the wiki... that's another thing people are thirsty for.
= A co-op or guild or group or something would be good... what it would do and how it would be good is a matter of debate


As for a regular thing... I'm all for it. I think it's great to get to know others in the community that are working on games. They understand what you're going through and can help. I also think it's pretty cool to see those that want to try asking for advice. Perhaps the next one we can discuss a specific issue or two. Any thoughts? What are people needing to deal with right about now (feel free to PM me if you don't want to just flat out post on UF...I can add it to a list).

Was the timing of the chat OK? Sundays work? Was the hour ok? If so, perhaps we should stick with that as a regular time and place and whoever shows, shows. The channel still has a handful of people in it, sitting silently, so casual discussion is probably welcome as well.

- brooke

[spaceboy]

Well, I would definitely be interested in learning some stuff, and I think I would rather learn from experienced PMs than diving in head first and learning the hard way.