A couple of things have happened to me recently (one a couple of months ago, the other last night) that have combined together to create an interesting question in my mind. After a rowing race in Georgia the rowing team stayed in a few huts out in the forest in northern Georgia, where we had initiation. Now, I'm not exactly allowed to tell you all the details but there was the usual stuff (alcohol, blindfolds, forfeits for failing tasks, etc) yet nothing nasty, it was a fun night for everyone. At the end there was a sort of spiritual side to it, where the philosophical questions involving rowing, boat clubs, and everythng else (you really have to be a rower to understand) were asked, and one of them stuck in my mind. "What does rowing mean to you?" There are several layers of answer, but the one which I feel represents my own feelings best is "A community". Community to me is an important thing, it is more than just a group of people who do activities together, we all know that.
Whenever people ask me "What is RPGWW?" the first words that come out of my mouth are "It's an online community". My question to you is: "What does RPGWW mean, as a community, to you?" <p>
I am just too damn British.
</p>Edited by: [url=http://pub30.ezboard.com/brpgww60462.showUserPublicProfile?gid=suicidalsprite>Suicidal] at: 1/15/04 2:20 pm