.:.New Jersey Nets.:. should i continue?

[trubucksfan]

yeah everyone seems to look at the dynasties but dosent comment on them except for the immediate dynaster community i guess we can only encourage more eople to do it

[Donatello]

well (again- to stress not taking away from NLSC, only trying to make it better)- i'd invite everyone to post their dynasties on the livedynasty board, where we are separating 'rookie' and 'pro' dynasties so that it's really hard to miss an update. several people have already moved their dynasties over, and have already gotten a pretty good response (yesterday was the first day for the new forum and there is already 75 posts and 20 members)- we've set up a usergroup for ProDynasty Posters and their own forum- it's a good system I'd encourage anyone who wants a base for consistent comments to sign up over there- once more people sign up it should be good (we got 20 members in the first day alone, so I'm sure more will come)


as far as my Nets dynasty goes......I'm definitely going to play more games with both Nets and Magic before I make the decision.......because after I played the first Magic game, I had so much fun I was actually inspired to write up a real recap......I'll have to see if I can have that much fun with the Nets again.....I sure would miss Carr and Skita and Gordon and Worley......damn......

[HonorGlow]

Well, knowing how much effort and discipline it takes to maintain your Dynasty postings, I suggest to choose the Dynasty that you have more of a personal attachment to. The more personal it is, it'll definitely show in your re-caps and effort.

My take is to choose one and make it really excellect instead of spreading yourself a bit too thin and doing two.

Either which way, I'd be supporting either one. As mentioned, always look at your view rather than the number of replies...that's a good measure to see if anybody is paying attention

[Donatello]

yeah but if a comedian is up on stage, and delivering his act, it would be better to have just a few people in the crowd, but they're laughing.

it's much worse to have a full house, and hear the crickets chirping. the audience is there- but they ain't laughing