With the new, improved forum we have merged both of Star Army's last two forums into one, which means it gives more of a picture of the site's long history. Look how far we've come!
I also want to thank you guys for being my friends. This is a roleplaying site, so there's basically going to be drama in our DNA, and it shows how strong our bonds are that we're able to have such intense debates about stuff like how often catgirls should poop and then turn around and work together as a sort of family afterward.
As we look over our achievements as a community, it might be tempting to think that it happened on its own, but that's not the case. Every day people have poured in their efforts, whether it's playing, GMing, writing wiki articles, or behind-the-scenes planning and technical upgrades, or voicing opinions in our very passionate discussions. So to those who are, or once were active participants, I thank you so sincerely.
If we want to make it another 10 years, we have to continue the things that made us successful the first ten: keep RP active and make new plots, find and include new people, post often on the forums, and be good pals to each other. We can't take these things for granted and assume other players will do it. The flag is each of ours to carry.
With love,
Wes Davis
Founder, Star Army Roleplaying Community
- Over 199,000 posts, dating back to 2004 (before that, we were on ezBoard)
- 3196 approved setting submissions and/or characters
- 9653 wiki articles and 7583 media files uploaded to the wiki
- 1 great community
I also want to thank you guys for being my friends. This is a roleplaying site, so there's basically going to be drama in our DNA, and it shows how strong our bonds are that we're able to have such intense debates about stuff like how often catgirls should poop and then turn around and work together as a sort of family afterward.
As we look over our achievements as a community, it might be tempting to think that it happened on its own, but that's not the case. Every day people have poured in their efforts, whether it's playing, GMing, writing wiki articles, or behind-the-scenes planning and technical upgrades, or voicing opinions in our very passionate discussions. So to those who are, or once were active participants, I thank you so sincerely.
If we want to make it another 10 years, we have to continue the things that made us successful the first ten: keep RP active and make new plots, find and include new people, post often on the forums, and be good pals to each other. We can't take these things for granted and assume other players will do it. The flag is each of ours to carry.
With love,
Wes Davis
Founder, Star Army Roleplaying Community
