Writer announcing adventures release?

[Thondor]

Would it be considered appropriate for a writer to announce the release of their adventure in the general forums?
I don't think I've seen this done before. Is it convention for writers to not talk about their products until a fan brings it up?

And yes the publisher (6d6fireball) has already announced it in the publishers and press releases forums.

 

[Morrus]

It's very contextual!

 

[Thondor]

So . . . it depends. I'll elaborate.

6d6 fireball has just released its first adventure writing competition winning .pdf. (Of which I am the authour.) This adventure, the Sanctum of the Fiery Ladder, has just become available for free download as part of an open-playtest.

I was thinking of posting something along the lines of:

D&D 3.5 adventure open-playtest

As part of an ongoing adventure writing competition, the first monthly adventure has just been released for free as part of an open-playtest. The open-playtest is designed to help make this and future adventures even better.

You can download this adventure, the Sanctum of the Fiery Ladder, from 6d6 Fireball, here.

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Thanks for answering my questions. This is the first time I have a work being published. And I'd like to be able to talk about it.
If this is pushing the envelope I understand.

 

[Morrus]

That sounds like a press release, and probably belongs in the publisher forum.

However, a thread which said "hey guys, I'm really excited because I won the competition and wrote this adventure! I'm excited because.... [cue discussion]" would be fine in the General forum.

A lot of it is in how you phrase it. The publisher forum is for announcements and solicitations; the General forum is for discussion.

 

[Mark]

I hope no one minds that I used your information as a jumping off point for a more general discussion. Feel free to contribute to the thread -

http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/260175-en-worlders-open-playtesting.html

 

[Thondor]

Thanks Morrus, I'll be sure to keep that tone in mind if I do start up a thread.

Also thanks for starting that thread Mark. Interesting to see where that will go.