September 25, 2006 -
Okay, we are open for business at the new GamePolitics.
It has been a hectic day here, spent dealing with a number of glitches and we're far from done. But at least we seem to be up and running and still managed to scoop the rest of the game press on the New Mexico nonsense lawsuit.
Specifically, I can't figure out why people weren't able to comment, but I've opened the restrictions that required commenters to be logged in, since logging in seemed to be the issue. So please test out commenting...
Also need to add more of the GP content listed on the sidebar... that's on the way.



Comments
Though I have to agree with some of the others, I am going through withdrawls without my daily dose of the Fourms. I mean how can I use my superpower and link everyone to stories on CNN if there is no fourms?
For every second they are down Jack will file another lawsuite :)
- Warren Lewis
lol, I am supposed to be working right now! Woooooo!
-Auto
I much prefer this to having the comments on an alternate board, though I understand that it was necessary for awhile to reduce trolling.
Hope all goes well and the bugs work themselves out!
Dachande
aka: Dachande18 from livejournal
aka: Bryan St.James
So, no more screening, right?
Sorry, Father Time - this is the new world order for GP...
We've added a plug-in that lets you Digg /Slashdot / Del.ic.ious any post just before you comment.
Also added a crappy two-click Home link, best I can do for now. Amazing no Wordpress hacker has created that yet, the need is so obvious.
it is rather annoying but in time you will learn to tweak it a bit more,hopefully sooner than later.
can't wait to be disappointed with the forums :P
oy I need to start trying to find that silver lining in life...but it keeps burning me 0-o well...that and sun light LOL
Though one question. Is the site supposed to be this narrow or is there a a problem with my browser? Comments are only showing as about 60 characters across taking up only about a 3rd of the screen width making the entire site difficult to read.
looks fancy.
Nayaz Trimycos
--shroomofinsanity--
Actually, I would say it looks less professional, or at least a differnt profession. It looks like the type of site that links to a newspaper and tracks comments to various newspaper articles and such. Which granted might be the right imagry for gamepolitics, to me it seems like trying to emulate hack jobs from companies trying to update their image on the 'blogosphere' or some such.
(also if I recall correctly, exessive whitespace was a marketing/design fad that rears it's head now and then, so perhaps the software simply defaults to that philosphy, or newspapers tend to, who knows)