| Re: I have a teamspeak server [message #195773 is a reply to message #195686] |
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Dave Anderson
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Registered: December 2004
Location: United States
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You know what, you are right, almost every kid I know around my age that has a computer has some sort of server for something. And most of them have no point to them. Including me, I have many servers, but atleast mine have uses. Just posting in a forum at random that you have a Teamspeak server isn't going to bring people to it. One, because they don't know you. Two, they either already visit a Teamspeak server they don't plan on leaving, or already run their own. And as that article said, when creating a network, it does need to be something unique. For example, if you created a forum for Renegade, no one would visit it. Why? Because it isn't unique, and Renegade Forums has already sucked in alot of people. (By sucked in I mean that many poeple I know find Renegade Forums addicting...lol.)
I do however give you a good luck wish on making your "network" a success. If it is something you really want to do, and keep doing, go for it. But it takes a long time for a community or network get up on it's feet.
David Anderson
Founder, Software Consultant
DCOM Productions
Microsoft Partner (MSP)
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