On Sat, 8 Jul 2000, Hein Ragas wrote: > If you do not want to host information from other gamers (because of the > time needed in upkeep, legal issues etc.), but you _do_ want relevant > content, all the content will have to come through you. I do not know how > much time you plan to devote to your project, but I imagine that this would > be a full-time job! The relevant content is almost entirely want-ads. Gamer seeking gamer, gamer with stuff to sell, gamer with stuff to buy. While all ads will be moderated, it won't be long and I'll have it all automated to the point that I just checkmark ads I approve and they'll get posted automatically. It certainly won't be a full-time job. Other content is editorial-type stuff commenting on the local scene and the discussion groups, which will get along just fine with little intervention. (That we've got down pat, it being our core business.) > Obviously, you want content that will get you as a hit on a relevant > search in a search engine. This could quite easily be achieved via a I've got the keywords thing down fine. We've been promoting web sites on the web for a few years now. I'm trying to figure out how to promote it off the web. -- Carl D Cravens (raven@phoenyx.net) GMAST List Owner * The Idea Factory: Helping GM's Create -- http://www.rpg.net/ A man about to speak the truth should keep one foot in the stirrup. ---------------------------------------------------------------- GMAST Home Page: http://www.phoenyx.net/gmast/
