I see. Well, our artists need to officially create a template with one side so it all fits.
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I dun think a separate site would violate it, since we aren't making money off it to keep for ourselves. The Kickstarter money doesn't violate it, right?
Yeah. That way, we don't have to buy ink carts if we use digital...
Not sure. Who would be willing to pay for it, though? We'll probably get the 1 year plan, if we do choose it.
Yes, the one that costs $8 a month.
The last 1. Not sure which one would be best.
Never tried it, but the plans are cheap and the biggest one is 8$, which isn't bad for one that has a ton of stuff.
Not really, I'm game with those.
We could use godaddy.com or something for a domain. It's only $5 a month or so, not much.
Yes.
A sub domain is where there isn't just a .com after it, but a name of the hoster (ex. name.createaforum.com). A domain is like TBT's. Just the name of the site and the .com.
No harm done. ;D
I can get someone to do coding, then have an adult try and get a domain. We could use a sub-domain, yea, but a domain seems more professional.
Oh, nevermind then. If you pretty much needed to leave, that's completely different.
It will take management, time and money for a huge trading system, so if we can't make it a collectable, programmers can make a simple trading system on a separate website.
Didn't you listen when people told you to stay in school.
Spamurai could probably set up some coding for trading, he's a programmer.
And how old are you?
Yup. We'll set up all of that once we have some cards ready.
Then what school?
You in college?
We could try to get some funds on Kickstarter to purchase supplies.
You're an adult, you have a credit card and a social security number? Wee-ow. I didn't know, and no reason. I was just curious.
Yeah, maybe you should try shipping. No one's about to kidnap you if you put down your address.
I have a question. Well, a few. Where do you live (country) and do you actually meet the Kickstarter requirements?
oh okay thanks *u* good to know!
Or, if we make digital versions first, they can go a bit bigger. -
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