Fractured.Logic

Welcome, Sir Critical B)I'm more of a roleplay/story gamer here, but I cheer for your enthusiasm! And even though I have no idea what "3rd prestige" or "8th custom slot" refers to, it sounds impressive! What a curious way to discover this place, but I can guarantee it's a lot more informative around here than an internet resource spouting sonnets and declarations of love! Har B)What else do you like to do, if I may inquire?

Welcome, strspeed! What else are you interested in, if I may inquire? There are so many interesting, wonderful people around here. Don't be shy! Keep in mind that credit is measured on quality of posts more than quantity - but combining quality and quantity will get you really far in a short amount of time. Hope to see you around! Take care

Welcome, lackofcommonsense B)Ash has definitely provided you with a great start. Participation around here is key - you'll earn more for 7 posts enriched with enthusiasm and quality content versus 14 posts with a few half-motivated lines.I can't promise the waters around here are shark-free, but dive in with us anyway! Have fun, and I look forward to reading your comic!(And, as a fellow artist, look me up anytime for assistance *winkwink, nudgenudge*)

Welcome, Kingm. Your name makes me think of checkers, for some reason. Anyway! I joined up the day before yesterday and it's a fantastic environment, here. The people are wonderful and intelligent and enthusiastic about what they do. It's quite infectious, in the best way. Posts and MyCents are credited on quality more than quantity (although quality and quantity are even better ) - so dive in and have fun! See you around

I just joined up the day before yesterday, here.Hello, Kimo - may I call you that?I must say that the warm welcome I received was thoroughly exhilarating. Everyone I have met so far is intelligent and enthusiastic about technology, coding, etc.I'm a dominant-blue personality (I took a colors workshop with the local Employment Department, recently) - which means I value emotions in a situation more than anything else - although I have a strong work ethic and persistence, too.Having a passion for what one does eclipses any monetary value, far as I'm concerned. 'Course I'm a shade shy of being the classic starving artist for believing in that - but I wouldn't change it for the world!It's an amazing environment, and a fantastic idea. And yes, it's the real, genuine thing. And there are plenty of great people around here to provide a wealth of motivation to participate!I look forward to possibly collaborating with you!

Thanks, Baniboy. I feel so loved around here already!And as for graphics, always remember - persistence and practice. You can only get better the more you keep at it. That's always worked well for me, anyhow!I poked at an older version of PSP, a few years ago, but I didn't like it as much as Adobe or GIMP.I keep seeing XHTML listed on a lot of job descriptions... so I agree it would be a good idea to pick up on that in the near future. I also want to pick up a copy of Adobe Flash and learn Cold Fusion - but that's a bit of a longer-term goal.

Thank you, Ash!I couldn't be any more thrilled about joining this community. This really is a brilliant idea... and finding a hidden oasis of intelligence supporting such a notion is even better!*dance*

Stefan - Hello! B)Self-taught with HTML and CSS, but I do have some tricks up my sleeve. I've already discovered something about CSS that I don't know, though, so definitely room to grow. I'm so excited. :PI would love to help you with your website! I know I'm not allowed to post my email, but can I share it with someone who sends me a private message? I may need to read the Terms again.Post number 5 (*trails off, humming the theme to Short Circuit*)! Which means the earning has thus begun! Mwahahaha... er... *cough*And I, sadly, don't have access to Linux right now - I'm still researching the perfect distribution that I want to partition my hard drive to run. I last played around with remotely installing Gentoo on a PS3, though (using the OpenOffice terminal on my Mac ). That was so much fun, and a healthy challenge to boot!What distribution(s) do you like most?

5 posts - easy as cheesecake Macs aren't that ebil anymore. I haven't seen the bomb since before OS X, anyhow -.o My ideal machine would be a complete custom-built running Linux - but I've yet to have the time and money to invest in my dream computer

Miladin - love it Windows: *convulsive twitch* I use a Mac when I am Linux-deprived Windows is only for when I absolutely have no other choice. And I'm horribly ashamed to admit that my console experience is dreadfully limited compared to my LARP, tabletop, freestyle and MMO experience. I enjoy the stories -- Jlhaslip - I indeed used the same email for both - though I am not sure how long it should take for it to register my earnings? Or does the Introduction category not attribute any?

Thank you very much, Mila - may I call you that?Linux-user - sadly, due to various circumstances I would be disallowed to disclose, no. Linux-, however, always. Always interested in Linux-related discussion and adoration.Great links - so much useful information. I'm really looking forward to getting involved!

So my first instinct is to, of course, introduce myself. But, as per the forum rules I read, I can't share any personal information anywhere in the forums? I'll just operate on that assumption.Anyhow, I am a lifelong, first-nature artist & writer, and a lover of games and coding. My background in art is extensive (both traditional & graphic), and includes a wealth of experience with Adobe programs as well as GIMP (which I was first introduced to when I dabbled with Redhat 9). My background in coding is far less extensive, but I have a solid knowledge of HTML and CSS. If anyone would be willing to tutor me in more advanced coding... B)I think that's about it, as far as non-personal goes.Feel free to bombard me with questions, however. Take care!