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RPG Bloggers Network

As you may have noticed, the “Stargazer’s World” blog is now part of the RPG Bloggers Network. What is this? Let me give an excerpt from the Network’s site:

I’m glad you asked.

This is the RPG Bloggers network, a coalition of people who blog about Tabletop Role Playing Games. (You know, like Dungeons & Dragons, GURPS, World of Synnibar, etc.)

Specifically, this site takes posts from its members and publishes an excerpt of them here, so instead of following a bunch of feeds, you only have to follow one. Plus you may find great posts by blogs you didn’t even know existed.

In order to improve compliance with the network I have added, rearranged and renamed some of the categories. This shouldn’t be a big deal, but I wanted to let you know. I am pretty excited about that whole network business. It’s the first time I’ve created a blog that’s part of something greater. 😉

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Questing GM

Welcome to the network!

You're about to get alot more readers (like me) so enjoy the ride!

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Stargazer

Thanks! I am glad you like my blog. I will make sure that I'll check out yours later!

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Tomcat1066

Welcome aboard! Enjoy the ride!

I know what the network did for my readership. For example…I have one now 😉

Love the theme you've got here on the blog…I'm jealous! 😀

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Stargazer

Hehe, there are a few advantages when you host a WordPress blog yourself. 🙂

And it seems I finally have some readers, too! All praise the almighty RPG Bloggers Network! 😀

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The Chatty DM

On behalf of the Shadowy Board of Directors of the Network, I welcome you.

I see that you chose one of my favorite WP themes! Nice!

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Stargazer

Thanks! I like the Victorian age look of the theme. Before I started the blog I probably tried out around 15 different themes before I was content with the look of the site. I am no great artist myself, but I know what I like and most WP themes were too "Web 2.0" for my taste.

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Berin Kinsman

Welcome to the network!

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