Mods quit /r/boardgames in an anti-racism protest
The community of boardgame fans is so large and the subreddit so busy that applicants are told upfront that it's convenient to be familiar with tools like Automod and the language Python.
Redditor Medusa – monsters on social media
Now, hiding away in the darkest corners of the Geek Native store we've discovered a Medusa (the Medusa?) busily engaged in comment banter on Reddit!
This is what happened after a games publisher followed random Reddit advice
You'd do better with a picture of a happy duck and tiny text at the bottom saying "product x now available. Consider buying product x
Running a competition ad on /r/rpg. Is it worth it?
This week Geek Native is running a fantastic competition in which you can win a pretty awesome dice bag.
The catch? You’ve got to be in the US or Canada and you need to use Twitter to enter.…
Reddit rebellion over BF3?
This geeky roleplayer is not in the Battlefield franchise and there was every chance that BF3 would have sailed past without me noticing – except, EA seems to have botched their “game blance” saving through like some rookie GM.…
