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Food for Thought I reckon there's now a market for the area that Gaia is leaving behind - the late teens to thirties geeks into anime, art, games and roleplaying. Only perhaps without Gaia's current commercialisation, but with better funding and organisation than your average Gaia knockoffs which have cropped up and died over the years. Pity I'm terrible at coding and pixel art and already have a startup idea in mind xd But still, food for thought. Who will fill the gap? Let me know if you already have, so I can come join up wink

Posted by: Chisa Thu Mar 13, 2008 @ 06:20am

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Commented on: Sat Mar 15, 2008 @ 12:45am


	Let me know if you find one too... Actually, some of the older guilds are nice, but their code base is not as well maintained as the main gaia code.

Commented on: Sat Apr 12, 2008 @ 09:53am


	I wish there was a good guild about coding, but i can't find any good or worthy to have a name of coding guild. Maybe.. if you like to start your own coding/pixel guild? Because you have to start some where, and i think you will do a great job of beeing a guild owner. Just keep it a small group at the beginnig and later on, it can be big.

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Commented on: Sat Apr 24, 2010 @ 04:05pm


	it's terribly late, but your best bet is probably to do as i did: find a small forum site with an interest of your and join it. good luck. the only gaia-like sites i remember are roliana and tinierme, but like you said, i don't think they lasted long.

Commented on: Sun Jun 20, 2010 @ 12:58pm


	I agree. I PM'd Panagrammic about a simmilair thing. About a 'gaia-once-upon-a-time' but I doubt it'l make a scrap of difference. I might consider your plan one day. Keep in touch.

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