> > Why can't you use a chat room? I have talked to people from Australia,
> Germany, and some people an hour or so away from where I live.
No kidding... My mom helped make an Adventure game recently. She re-wrote
(localized) the English version of the script for a Sherlock Holmes game,
and she'd worked with people from all over Europe (we live in the USA, in
Georgia.) Funny thing though - I used to live in Round Rock, Texas, just
north of Austin. Had I not moved, I'd have been to the REALbasic
convention. <I used to work for Austin Community College>
> > The efficiency of it all
> > is so good ...
Yup. It's how games and other progrms are really made these days. Heck,
VIOP (Voice Over IP) phones are elimenating the need for online chat for
some businesses these days.
Anyway -- back to the point -- why don't we all help each other out and
then, as a group, we'd all get our apps moving from idea to implementation
:D. It'd bring productivity (and profits) all around. After all, there is
nothing more creative than a team of people! Plus, some of us are just so
darn good at the things others aren't; I suck at trig math but am a design
whiz and database fanatic. What do YOU have to offer the group?
> I have no objections whatsoever to a chat room. ...
I've got your back dude -- I am SO definetely up to Chat! I work from 4am
'til aboutu 1pm and catch the ride home around 1.30 to 2. So I say let's
all check out AIM and I can be available after 2pm every day but Fridays :)
AmyE
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