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Does make you wonder if a tagging forum could survive as a standalone ...
Yes @Oliver Schick
There is this https://www.biketag.org/ but it looks a bit soulless to me. The bants... where's the bants?!
As you know, I'm active in the Brighton game but following your example I do keep a fond and interested eye on regional tag games like Norwich and Bristol - as well as the London game. I am proud to have had a hand in starting the Bristol game earlier this year via my man on the ground @heathcotepursuit
Bike tag is too good a game to die. It's the best game I've ever played. We must keep going. Thoughts?
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The Discord does have a general bike tag area set up so far. There's also a few places set up for cities, including a Bristol specific place that could have bike tag within it too if needed.
edit: sorry see you play the Brighton game mostly, there's not a Brighton section yet but it can be easily created by a mod.
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There is this https://www.biketag.org/ but it looks a bit soulless to me. The bants... where's the bants?!
He turned up on here a while back. I suppose that the bantz isn't there is probably also a reason why he won't fall under the scope of the OSA.
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/15685650/
Bike tag is too good a game to die. It's the best game I've ever played. We must keep going. Thoughts?
It's certainly not the best game I've ever played, but I'm immensely fond of it all the same. I'm sure you've seen all the various, so far indecisive threads, about saving the forum. I hope something will come of all that and that we'll be able to continue here, but the difficulty is the technical side and somehow substituting the work Velocio has put into the place (probably millions of pounds worth over the years). Organising a collective is a doddle, but having others 'do a Velocio' feels like a major challenge.
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Oliver Schick
Does make you wonder if a tagging forum could survive as a standalone ...