oh cool am going to check out the one page rules. I have been playing some super rules-lite fantasy RPGs with my kids (age five and three) but I think they are actually probably going to be more excited

I certainly did, though because of a series of real-life events, I haven't had the time or energy to put into it what it really deserves. I do, on the other hand, have an entire list of ideas for articles

I agree with you on this point. I think the point that I was trying to make is that I would be more sympathetic to the idea of using such a fork as a means of buying time (which it clearly isn't) in order

One could start another chain (with slightly modified code) without the desired parties (or the ninja-mined stake that is clearly disliked) but starting over wouldn't necessarily be good for the witnesses'

Clearly a system with a single divisible vote would be much more desirable and more universal than a system where we have to target specific accounts because they're "scary". But I can kind of

We shouldn't have to worry about accounts having the power to yield the chain to their will regardless of whether the community approves or not. At some point, this fork will become permanent (thus setting

But even taking off my business hat and looking at my personal account here on steem ( this account) I still feel uncompforable saying come to steem when steem might not be steem in a few months. Steem

From my perspective, I feel both strangely gratified and disquieted. For the first, I feel gratified that my focus was on my work (in the sense of "my writing" and "my creation") before

Just wow on the removal of Nazi insignias and related material from a game about killing Nazis. Take a baseball bat to the head of that decision. This is certainly not the first time that it's happened.

Will do man, will do. @oblivioncubed, we got us a true honest to god #OldGuard here man. You may want to pick Lex's brain sometime about ttrpgs. I think it might be more accurate to just say "I'm

I've been engaged with the role-playing games industry (such as it is) since before there was the web. Which probably dates me pretty horrifically. I wrote a little bit for White Wolf during the 90s, did

And, on top of all this, not all of these things are necessarily true about all tabletop role-playing games. Some of us have written setting developments which are intended for audiences of much larger

True. As long as users can use any tag as they want, the tribe curators will always run behind trying to filter out those posts which don't fit the topic. That's always been an issue with online communities.

That's not their job. The job of a blogger is to write stuff that people want to read and try to get compensated for doing so. If a platform wants to be the choice of bloggers who want to get compensated,

Steem is a time-lock reward system, and you're suggesting the craziest thing ever, which is removing the time-lock. I understand it. I am out right saying that this take on understanding it is both stupid

I can't help it. It's my nature.

You don't find smaller fish paying to power down significantly for a very good reason – they need to use their funds. They are earning the token in order to leverage it, to turn it into something else

In theory, the Tribes have individualized interfaces in order to allow a reader to slice the content available on the blockchain to just that topically related to the purpose of the Tribe. That would go

I really hate to get in on this, given the people that I'm going to be agreeing with – but let's be frank, the whole idea of locking up your funds for an extended amount of time with the core system (as

Whereas I would say that playing a granny while knitting a sock is – perfectly reasonable immersion for everyone at the table and should be aggressively encouraged. If you brought cookies to the game,