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Many of you have already seen the incomplete site (I cheekily put a link to the new N64 mag on it). But for those of you who haven't seen it, here's the url:
http://vwww.net/~tma
I know it's a crap address at the mo, but it's fast and banner-less. Besides, I plan to buy a domain in February (when I get a debit card).
Anyway, as you can see, it hasn't been going very long at all, and I've only just finished the layout. Now, the site needs content. I've taken the role of Editor-in-Chief and I've also got a News Editor and one Staff Writer. Below is a list of jobs going on the site at the mo:
*Forum Moderator
*Previews Editor
*Lots of Staff Writers
As soon as the site has an acceptable level of content, I plan to get it shown in N64 magazine. I'm also in talks with another Gamecube website to form some kind of partnership. The site is designed purely for British interest (I'm fed-up of all the Nintendo sites being American) and want to get a communial spirit, like you find in N64 magazine. This means, once the Gamecube is released over here, the site'll have similar skill clubs and leagues. And if we get enough hits per day, we could get sponsored and set a few competitions!
Anyone who's interested can e-mail me at [email protected] or my MSN is [email protected]
http://vwww.net/~tma
I know it's a crap address at the mo, but it's fast and banner-less. Besides, I plan to buy a domain in February (when I get a debit card).
Anyway, as you can see, it hasn't been going very long at all, and I've only just finished the layout. Now, the site needs content. I've taken the role of Editor-in-Chief and I've also got a News Editor and one Staff Writer. Below is a list of jobs going on the site at the mo:
*Forum Moderator
*Previews Editor
*Lots of Staff Writers
As soon as the site has an acceptable level of content, I plan to get it shown in N64 magazine. I'm also in talks with another Gamecube website to form some kind of partnership. The site is designed purely for British interest (I'm fed-up of all the Nintendo sites being American) and want to get a communial spirit, like you find in N64 magazine. This means, once the Gamecube is released over here, the site'll have similar skill clubs and leagues. And if we get enough hits per day, we could get sponsored and set a few competitions!
Anyone who's interested can e-mail me at [email protected] or my MSN is [email protected]
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damn!
Almost, except it is 'writers', not 'writters'. :)
if i am the previews editor can i write my own reviews aswell ? oh yeah , do we get a different color name on the message board like on here ?
kingklik wrote:
> Well, the previews Editor is very important. You're incharge of all
> the staff writers which write previews. Every preview must be sent
> to you first, who'll then check for spelling and grammar mistakes,
> aswell as make sure it's up to our high standards. Also, being the
> Previews Editor you assign these staff writers the right preview for
> them (which depends on the genre they specialise in). A privilege of
> being one of the Editors is that you can pick the games you want to
> preview yourself. Sound any good?
ok i'll start by editing your post :
Well, the previews Editor is very important. You're incharge of all
> the staff writters who write the previews. Every preview must be sent
> to you first, you will then check for spelling and grammar mistakes,
> aswell as make sure it's up to our high standards. Also, being the
> Previews Editor means you assign the staff writters the right preview for
> them (which depends on the genre they specialise in). A privilege of
> being one of the Editors is that you can pick the games you want to
> preview yourself. Sound any good?
> Well, the previews Editor is very important. You're incharge of all
> the staff writers which write previews. Every preview must be sent
> to you first, who'll then check for spelling and grammar mistakes,
> aswell as make sure it's up to our high standards. Also, being the
> Previews Editor you assign these staff writers the right preview for
> them (which depends on the genre they specialise in). A privilege of
> being one of the Editors is that you can pick the games you want to
> preview yourself. Sound any good?
ok i'll start by editing your post :
Well, the previews Editor is very important. You're incharge of all
> the staff writters who write the previews. Every preview must be sent
> to you first, you will then check for spelling and grammar mistakes,
> aswell as make sure it's up to our high standards. Also, being the
> Previews Editor means you assign the staff writters the right preview for
> them (which depends on the genre they specialise in). A privilege of
> being one of the Editors is that you can pick the games you want to
> preview yourself. Sound any good?
yeah , cool!! when can i start !!
Well, the previews Editor is very important. You're incharge of all the staff writers which write previews. Every preview must be sent to you first, who'll then check for spelling and grammar mistakes, aswell as make sure it's up to our high standards. Also, being the Previews Editor you assign these staff writers the right preview for them (which depends on the genre they specialise in). A privilege of being one of the Editors is that you can pick the games you want to preview yourself. Sound any good?
i'll be something kingklik , can i be something important ?
Many of you have already seen the incomplete site (I cheekily put a link to the new N64 mag on it). But for those of you who haven't seen it, here's the url:
http://vwww.net/~tma
I know it's a crap address at the mo, but it's fast and banner-less. Besides, I plan to buy a domain in February (when I get a debit card).
Anyway, as you can see, it hasn't been going very long at all, and I've only just finished the layout. Now, the site needs content. I've taken the role of Editor-in-Chief and I've also got a News Editor and one Staff Writer. Below is a list of jobs going on the site at the mo:
*Forum Moderator
*Previews Editor
*Lots of Staff Writers
As soon as the site has an acceptable level of content, I plan to get it shown in N64 magazine. I'm also in talks with another Gamecube website to form some kind of partnership. The site is designed purely for British interest (I'm fed-up of all the Nintendo sites being American) and want to get a communial spirit, like you find in N64 magazine. This means, once the Gamecube is released over here, the site'll have similar skill clubs and leagues. And if we get enough hits per day, we could get sponsored and set a few competitions!
Anyone who's interested can e-mail me at [email protected] or my MSN is [email protected]
http://vwww.net/~tma
I know it's a crap address at the mo, but it's fast and banner-less. Besides, I plan to buy a domain in February (when I get a debit card).
Anyway, as you can see, it hasn't been going very long at all, and I've only just finished the layout. Now, the site needs content. I've taken the role of Editor-in-Chief and I've also got a News Editor and one Staff Writer. Below is a list of jobs going on the site at the mo:
*Forum Moderator
*Previews Editor
*Lots of Staff Writers
As soon as the site has an acceptable level of content, I plan to get it shown in N64 magazine. I'm also in talks with another Gamecube website to form some kind of partnership. The site is designed purely for British interest (I'm fed-up of all the Nintendo sites being American) and want to get a communial spirit, like you find in N64 magazine. This means, once the Gamecube is released over here, the site'll have similar skill clubs and leagues. And if we get enough hits per day, we could get sponsored and set a few competitions!
Anyone who's interested can e-mail me at [email protected] or my MSN is [email protected]
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