World of WarCrafts: The WoW Soundtrack Project

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5-17-2010 @ 3:39PM

Alchemistmerlin said...

I really miss when World of WarCrafts had how-to guides on crafts to make related to the game. I don't know that the site needs both "WoW Moviewatch" and "WoW Mediawatch"

5-17-2010 @ 4:00PM

Moeru said...

google.com

"how-to [insert craft name here]" ENTER key

Apply creativity and WoW theme.

Post it online and get WoW.com to interview you about it because it's awesome.

5-17-2010 @ 4:11PM

Alchemistmerlin said...

Wow.com

Disagree with current post/trend in post

Get downvoted

5-27-2010 @ 7:56PM

thawedtheorc said...

Yeah.. like people are supposed to give a thumbs up to a whinny post they disagreed with.

5-17-2010 @ 11:51PM

Backspace said...

Exactly!

*Downrates Alchemist*

5-18-2010 @ 12:14AM

Zeplar said...

Possibly, any complaints you have about the direction wow.com is taking should be submitted to an author, editor, or in one of the (rare) posts about wow.com's direction. Not in a showcase of a composer's music, which you just rudely shoved aside to make room for your unrelated complaint.

It's not Jejin's fault that his music was posted on warcrafts instead of 15 minutes of fame or as a standalone topic.

I do think this belongs in 15 minutes of fame, not warcrafts, since (most) players can't do-it-themselves. But that's why you got downvoted.

5-18-2010 @ 12:18AM

Alchemistmerlin said...

Except my comment was about the article, which these comments are attached to. It is relevant to this post, and I have not "rudely pushed aside" anything. The comments section is not a limited space that needs to be left open so there's room for people to grovel at the feet of the featured party.

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