PocketMatrix

I suppose interacial homosexuality is just a big NO! too.<br><br>alright, I am being serious now. PGamer already has a pretty good grasp of the GAMING part of the community. General "news" stuff can be had at most every PocketPC site. Reviews- the same.<br><br>Unless you have the resources to dive into these new ventures in a BIG way, you're efforts will be lost in the shuffle. <br><br>PM already has a good relationship with Wagstaff- PM provides the forums for PGamer and PGamer provides updates/gaming news for PM. Sometimes the news even STARTS at PM and Pgamer reports it.<br><br>Right now the biggest thing PM has going for it is the developer community and the tight-knit forums.<br><br>How can you build on that without sacrificing the quality? You can certainly get more people to come, but then you'd have 20 times more "ideots". Do developers really need to tolerate that kind of bullshit? More importantly should they have to tolerate it? I don't think so.<br><br>A comprehensive plan and target can be easily achieved with a meeting of the key players at PM. That would include Matt, Chris and RICoder. Dan East would definately be a good man sit in on the meeting as well.<br><br><br><br><br>

and then we have the usual stupid-ass response by Ideot, that provides no comprehension or plan of execution what-so-ever. I knew he wouldn't let me down.<br><br>I admit that I started this thread by being a smartass. But I certainly didn't generate 4000 posts by doing it consistently.

Randall, My god you read my mind. Earlier today I was thinking about PocketGamer, and how his site and ours already have alot to do with eachother. I thought I would email Mike and see what he thinks of it all. Then I read your thread and now I know it must be a good idea if two people are thinking it:) Ill have to set up a meeting when Chris gets his laptop back.

hmm.. i like having meetings over a steak sandwich, but i guess we can't really do that Probably later next week for the meeting I'm guessing.

mmmm... steak, I'm hungry now.

Surely some misteak?<br><br>Ahem. Matt, I'm awaiting your mail with interest. Don't worry about sending it right away, though, because I have a backlog of approximately 2,451,404,321 e-mails (give or take a few) at last count.