Like every webmaster (and gamer hack), I loves me the feedback, comments, criticisms, etc. Here's the lowdown on user accounts, commenting, contributing, and more.

Maybe I can help you out: tbone@gamesdiner.com

Try the site map too. It's scrumptious.

If you see those words, you tried to reach a page that is protected, perhaps available only to the administrator or registered users. Feel free to ask for specifics: tbone@gamesdiner.com

If you see those words, and they're flashing in giant red type, and the computer is beeping, then the screen starts dissolving in blanked pixels while the beautiful 20-year-old CIA hacker behind you says "oh my God, they're deleting the Internet", you are in a Hollywood movie. Back away slowly, and don't call the Deputy Director to give him your location, because he's the inside man who had your partner taken out.  

A number of common questions and comments.

At least, compared to the last iteration it seems to. The new scheme, lovingly hand-tooled, is perhaps a wee... rich and mellow for a site of this nature, but who says an armchair game designer can't have a soft armchair. So far things appear to work for me. A few glitches: the page's top banner looks good in Firefox, but gains a little too much height in Safari, and gains that height plus a peek-through stripe of the tan background color in IE. Sigh... Will fix when I can. Let me know what bugs you find. Thanks. -end-

Yes, the site looks silly (ooh, Slashdotty!), and it's not staying this way. This is a test of graphical theme, to clear up some problems with postings. (At least one issue: input forms that opened too wide, partially hiding beneath the info blocks on the page's side.) Posts now work better for me, without layout problems that make the posting and/or previewing difficult, but how about you? If you'd be so kind, regular visitor, please try a reply comment and let me know. Thank you! -end-

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