Wait a second guys - Last night I assumed that you had beaten this person into submission and they removed the DBZ reference from the site.
No it's just super small, are you fucking serious? It took me 5 visits to even notice, and that's what this thread is about? HA
Edit: Okay, I'm going to actually say something useful to not add to the hyperbole:
The reason that well-meaning efforts like this fail around here is because the level of excitement that you're feeling as a new member of the community does not align with how jaded you can become as a chipmusic artist. A lot of people that have been here a lot longer than myself have seen things come and go that either drag away HUGE amounts of past material or HUGE amounts of information. Every time that happens, it is terrible and awful. Starting something like this (if it became successful/utilized) would likely become a job-level effort for you, and if you give up on it when the next shiny thing arises it hurts everyone. It's easy to give up on these things because they are not paying you money, rather you are likely paying to keep them afloat after awhile.
More importantly, these things are destined to fail unless there's some way to garner input from the community. If you put most of it together ahead of time, what's going to happen is a few people are going to hardy-har about your tiny (EDIT: Giant rather? Come on, man!) dragon ball z character and you'll become jaded. Jaded is the nirvana state of chipmusic. A better way to do this is to abandon weebly, start fresh, and brainstorm with some people which will hopefully prevent some of these things from happening. Hope you can appreciate the motivational speech and this is probably the wrong forum for nostalgia even though that's a bit silly.
Last edited by Active Knowledge (Mar 27, 2013 2:36 pm)
