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Archive for 19 March, 2008
My Vision for the Healing Fireball Web Page.
19 March, 2008 by The Healer.
When we started this page and, in fact, this company, we really did not expect the amount of response that we received. We figured we would be lucky if we sold enough to support the site. But the response has been wonderful. We received our first check today from book sales and we here cannot thank you enough for receiving us as warmly as you have.
So in light of this warm reception, our goals for the web have expanded from just maintaining a site for our product to also providing a place where the gaming community can come and interact with us and each other.
This blog is the first step in this process. We hope to use this as a place to let you behind the curtain and let you in to our thought processes and give you a glimpse at our lives and our games. At this point, we will also use this as a place to get your feedback and comments.
We plan in the future to expand this interaction even further to include a forum where you can come and talk directly. We hope to create a place where the community can come and discuss gaming and the art of Role Playing. Finally, as always, we would like to hear from you suggestions, ideas and (gulp) complaints - feel free to drop us a line.
~Chris Baldi “The Healer~
~Mach 18, 20008~
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My Vision for the Blog
19 March, 2008 by The Healer.
As the blog has been up for a while but none of my cohorts seam to have time to post, and since at the moment I am the most active member of the Healing Fireball staff, it has fallen to me to take the lead on this new project. So, I figured what better place to start than with a rundown of my overall vision for this part of the site. To begin with, I would define the style of this blog as “freeform.” By this, I mean at least I will not be attempting to set a regular weekly posting schedule. I will post willy-nilly and when time allows. But what I will do to keep some semblance of order is to post in one of two ways: spontaneous one time posts whose content will be random, and fixed subject posts that will reoccur over and over again. As an example of this second type of post, I plan to regularly post an “At Our Table” section explaining the games we are playing. I will encourage my other cohorts to also post in some of these fixed columns.
The types of posts that will be posted here will run the gamut from funny stories to previews of our upcoming products to important moments in our lives or games. As we have received a rather warm response from the gaming community we decided we should return the favor. I also hope to expand the links on this blog to include the other parts of our site as well as some of our favorite places on the web, such as Ren Faire links and links to our favorite gaming companies.
Finally, I am aware that at the current time you cannot leave comments or interact with us. I hope to alleviate this problem soon as one of my major goals is to interact with and get feed back from the community. So, as soon as we can work the kinks out of the softwhere we hope to allow you to join our community and leave us a comment.
~Chris Baldi “The Healer~
~Mach 18, 20008~
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