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Look around, there are many extremely talented people, or mini companies, who struggle.
Some of them have great ideas, great concepts, who are worth pursuing and would need support.

Spamming forums and crowd funding sites with half-baked ideas has three bad consequences:
- it makes their project even more lost in the crowd (there are sadly way silly projects than good ones)
- it worsens the reputation of amateur/indy game developers (too much crap/noobish/abandoned projects around)
- it is a waste of money for those who spent and would have better been invested in a more solid project

So, please, out of respect and to spare our time, Asperger or not, spare our time by first working a few months on your project first until you have a demo, or by posting to help/assist others in their endeavors.

Thanks

Actually, this is a great idea. I'm a bit reluctant to hire a writer (no budget), but it is definitely a good idea!

Yeah, this moderation check is indeed a good idea
It was actually on my "todo" list some time ago but hoped I wouldn't need it in the beginning. This shows me how wrong I was.
I also find it great you wanna help! Cool! (I have to go right now but I'll contact you soon)

That said, at the moment, people wanting to write something great is what is missing the most.
I also wonder also whether the "crowd" could achieve writing an as good story as a dedicated writer.(?)

Well, I guess a "poop-pussy-penis" webapp would be much more successful.
...apparently, that's 95% of the content edited.
Congrats to the gamedev community!
(no, of course I also know there are some great people here, lost in the crowd)

...that being said, I'm working on a "safer" version where editing is restrained.
PS: thanks Heath for the encouraging words

Man, it's really annoying! What's up with people who always destroy stuff?!