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media support

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Isaiah G.
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It would be really nice if Roll20 got more publicity for this. I only just found this after extensive searches for virtual tabletop gaming software. I sent links some media blogs myself. If anyone wants to support Roll20 but can't financially at least spread word around. Because getting media could be more important than your financial support. The more people find out and learn about this the more people show up who can become subscribers. By the way guys nice work. This is coming from an html5 dev, very impressive.
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Axel Castilla
KS Backer
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Role-playing game magazines are also good places for putting a Roll20 advertisement.
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Riley D.
Roll20 Team
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Thanks Isaiah! Yep, spreading the word around if you can't chip in financially is a great way to support us. We have been sending stuff to a lot of RPG sites, and some have written about us, but most haven't. So hopefully we can change that in the future, and I'm sure having the community help us make noise can only help! :-)
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John M.
KS Backer
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Has the team considered a referral rewards program? I've never done an advertising campaign myself, but as a user it tended to encourage me to get more people to actually sign up an use a given tool/game (It's how league of legends is now played by about every single one of my friends!). This being said, the work so far has been great. I am just now bringing on my player base to use Roll20, and already 2-3 of them are considering starting/running their own campaigns with the system. Hopefully this sort of amazing simple setup gets some good momentum among other player groups.