Archive for the ‘Grassroots Gaming’ Category

Today, 4-16-10, is Foursquare Day. Rejoice, Foursquare users! (Foursquarers? Foursquares? Foursies?) Finally, you have a day of celebration where you can attend parties filled with Foursquare users. And earn a special badge. Also, you can check in to places. And stuff.
If you’re neither a Foursquare user nor a social media news junkie, you probably have [...]

We’ve been experimenting with using Twitter at live game tournaments. Already it’s proved extremely useful for delivering match results which, coupled with Livestreaming, bring real-time updates of your event to those not in attendance. Several corporate tournaments use Twitter to fantastic effect – for instance, Magic: The Gathering’s live event coverage is a thing of [...]

The most important rule of blogging: choose a subject.
I started this blog as more of a scratchboard. A placeholder for ideas spread across various interests, including fiction, copywriting, creative agency life, social media, online community building, and video games. The old tagline, “Writing, Gaming and Brazen Geekery” expressed this.
As a personal project, that’s fine. As [...]


What is a Wavedash?

1) A technique in Super Smash Bros. Melee that lets you move quickly without changing direction.

2) A blog about online communities and the grassroots engines that power them.

Matt on Twitter: @Scav

scav: @kateolmstead Oh no. She's on to me!
16 hours ago
ajleaps: @Scav That is an excellent point. Time Zones just ruin everything. I still miss you though!
3 days ago
scav: @ajleaps I'm still here! :P It's just difficult to do a morningcoffee tweet when 90% of the country is eating lunch.
3 days ago
ajleaps: @Scav i find it completely unacceptable how off the grid youve become. hope SF is great! miss you!
4 days ago
scav: Regarding the previous tweet: apparently League of Legends CMs are in the habit of trolling their own forums. http://bit.ly/dl1FGb
7 days ago