To be honest, i'm surprised it held on for so long in a state of frozen euthanasia, it was obviously inevitable. It would have been better pulling the plug when the dotter's migrated en-masse.
I've just had a strange thought, if Jolt had put up a "for Sale" sign and the "Watch" re-aquired it, we could all have migrated back again en-masse....a kind of forum musical-chairs. :lol:
Wow-so was this the forums closing, or everything that used to be on the Dot?--when I lurked there, I used the games database and reviews a lot, but since this site opened I've rarely been back.
I go on vacation for a month and come back to the death of the dot, but like you guys already said it's been dying for a long time. They still kept up with the news but the forums were emptier than Fallout's wasteland.
If Rpgdot dies, do all the other network sites die as well? I suppose it does but it would be a shame to lose all that info on all the networked sites.
Edit: Nevermind, I got my answer. The goodbye message is on all of rpgdot networks. I have some downloading to do before the sites disappear.
That is the turth. Another site I post regularly on is about Texas Longhorn Athletics. The main site, Hornfans, had an amazing community for close to a decade, but the mods went overboard, permabanning people for the smallest offense. I'm friends with the owners and I got permabanned for something that wasn't even against the rules! Well, enough people got pissed off and formed a near clone site where the mods are totally hands off. Within about 2 months the old site is dead and the new site is rockin'!
Wow, this is definitely sad news for me, even though I barely visited the Dot over the last few years. I was a member there for a long time before the Watch opened, it was one of my favorite sites.