Marc Radle
Legend
Yep!
D&D Forums and Spam Threads
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Folks, with respect, correlation does not imply causation.
We have been seeing an uptick in spam and questionable account creation since before any recent gaming-world dust-ups. I know we want to have every event have some nefarious intent and be able to point a finger at a bad guy, but there's no real evidence that this was anything other than garden-variety spamming. It happens every once in a while.
Let's not get carried away with speculation.
We have been seeing an uptick in spam and questionable account creation since before any recent gaming-world dust-ups. I know we want to have every event have some nefarious intent and be able to point a finger at a bad guy, but there's no real evidence that this was anything other than garden-variety spamming. It happens every once in a while.
Let's not get carried away with speculation.
Oh, well, that's awesome! I got a lot of enjoyment out of that book.
Autumnal
Bruce Baugh, Writer of Fortune
Pfft. Like Illuminatus actually exists. The whole thing is just Kerry Thornley’s Necronomicon, something he named together in down time at Dealey Plaza, and your father was a pen name for Eric Van Lustbader.
(I, um, I read the trilogy in an impressionable time in my freshman year at college.)
rhythmsoundmotion
Adventurer
I don't know if it helps debugging in any way. I was unable to view new content, but content that was posted before the attack was viewable. The only exception (possibly), is when new content was at the end of a page with pre-attack content.
Eyes of Nine
Everything's Fine
threadbust, but you know which two authors have unfortunate names? Robert Charles Wilson and Robert Anton Wilson.
That said, I guess there are a lot of famous Robert Wilsons
en.wikipedia.org
Noted of course that it was Robert Shea who was fortunate enough to have a son become a well-known RPG renaissance-man
Speaking of whom, and Wikipedia, is it just me or is it criminal that there's no wikipedia page for Michael Shea? And in point of fact, for many of the luminaries in the ttrpg space?
(final codicil and mental meander - did you know that our Richard Barton of Arden Vul fame, is NOT the Rich Barton who co-founded Zillow? NOR is he founding guitarist of the Dropkick Murphys! Well now you do)
That said, I guess there are a lot of famous Robert Wilsons
Robert Wilson - Wikipedia
Noted of course that it was Robert Shea who was fortunate enough to have a son become a well-known RPG renaissance-man
Speaking of whom, and Wikipedia, is it just me or is it criminal that there's no wikipedia page for Michael Shea? And in point of fact, for many of the luminaries in the ttrpg space?
(final codicil and mental meander - did you know that our Richard Barton of Arden Vul fame, is NOT the Rich Barton who co-founded Zillow? NOR is he founding guitarist of the Dropkick Murphys! Well now you do)
Autumnal
Bruce Baugh, Writer of Fortune
Naturally, I read this while taking a break from reading Robert Charles Wilson. Specifically, The Chronolotjs, in which coincidence and synchronicity play a very important part.
Eyes of Nine
Everything's Fine
I have like 5 books (including Chronoliths) sitting on my to-read pile.
Darn it, too little time and so many good books
Darn it, too little time and so many good books
Five?
Amateur. I have dozens.
The pandemic, for many, was a chance to read a ton. After all, we weren't going out and spending time with people, right? We could spend time with books safely.
Unfortunately for me, the stress of it took that from me. For years, I could not muster the concentration to sit and read for an extended period of time. It has been a bunch of work to get that concentration back, and it still isn't what it was.
And I have a ton of gratitude for the authors who wrote the things I could start concentrating on.
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