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Re:Gamer Talent: Find great people to make games with by nordicnomad82 on Tuesday February 26, 2013 @08:35PM (#5289922)
Damn, could have used this on an educational video game concept I was involved with a few years ago. Finding the right people for projects like that is so damn hard in some parts of the country.
Re:Gamer Talent: Find great people to make games with by WMoD on Tuesday February 26, 2013 @08:06PM (#5289801)
This is a great website! :D I've been able to explore it some and I look forward to finding out more about it. :)
Re:Gamer Talent: Find great people to make games with by ashybunny on Thursday February 28, 2013 @05:04PM (#5301388)
I think Gamer Talent is an amazing resource and should definitely be spread more through out the right networks. It's innovative and wonderful.

I am also sharing it with friends in related fields. <3 Thank you for making something so awesome.

Re:Gamer Talent: Find great people to make games with by dudemissman on Wednesday February 27, 2013 @12:13AM (#5290795)
I found it quite hard to search for say, a programmer in city X. The location control didn't seem to work at all, after failing with my city name I tried "the moon" and it just came back with the same people and no feedback.
Re:Gamer Talent: Find great people to make games with by icjman on Tuesday February 26, 2013 @07:08PM (#5289573)
Gamer Talent is a very innovative idea that will change the way game development teams are cultivated.
Re:Gamer Talent: Find great people to make games with by EP3 on Tuesday February 26, 2013 @10:10PM (#5290291)
Great resource...it's definitely hard to find talent in the middle of the country!
Re:Gamer Talent: Find great people to make games with by ruskryger on Thursday February 28, 2013 @12:01AM (#5297091)
Awesome new site. It's got a few areas for improvement but it's such a good idea.
Re:Gamer Talent: Find great people to make games with by chii on Wednesday February 27, 2013 @01:16AM (#5290971)
thats an interesting concept - except how do you control the amount of spam/noise that would eventually overtake the site if it becomes at all popular?