[arg_discuss] Launch of ARGology! Wohoo!

[Christy Dena]

Yeah, I thought we checked it too. But the rego is for March. Way before the
idea was posed here.


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Subject: Re: [arg_discuss] Launch of ARGology! Wohoo!

Strange about the argology.com. I swear I remember checking it when we  
started throwing around domain names. Are we sure it wasn't reserved  
by someone on the list??

Michelle Senderhauf


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On Jul 18, 2008, at 10:57 AM, "Christy Dena"
<cdena at cross-mediaentertainment.com 
 > wrote:


> ARGology is LIVE!

>

>

>

> Well, after churning away for a few weeks, the first round of  

> ARGologists

> have produced a website that will hopefully be a source of  

> information and

> inspiration to people keen to find out about ARGs. On the site now is:

>

>

>

> What is an ARG? By mez and J. James Bono:

> http://www.argology.org/_what-is-an-arg/

>

>

>

> ARG Design Links by Christy Dena:

> http://www.argology.org/arg-design/arg-design-links/

>

>

>

> ARG Developers by Michelle Senderhauf, Jan Libby:

> http://www.argology.org/arg-developers/

>

>

>

> ARG FAQs by Wendy Despain: http://www.argology.org/arg-faqs/

>

>

>

> ARGs in Education & Training by Alex Moseley, Bryan Alexander, J.  

> Jamie

> Bono: http://www.argology.org/args-in-education-training/

>

>

>

> Awarded ARGs by Christy Dena: http://www.argology.org/awarded-args/

>

>

>

> History of ARGs by Michelle Senderhauf:

> http://www.argology.org/history-of-args/

>

>

>

> How to Play ARGs (links) by Christy Dena:

> http://www.argology.org/how-to-play-args/

>

>

>

> What are ARGs to You?: http://www.argology.org/what-are-args-to-you/

>

>

>

> ARGology logo: Marc Williams

>

>

>

> Website Management and Hosting generously provided by John Evans

>

>

>

> The official URL is: http://www.argology.org/

>

>

>

> This is a great effort, especially for very busy volunteers. I'm  

> sure all of

> the contributors welcome you feedback and ideas, either on this list  

> or

> directly via email. Also, fellow ARG SIGers, please consider the  

> first round

> of contributions as a starting point. If you don't agree with the  

> content

> provided, you don't necessarily have to change it. We can easily  

> create new

> pages within each category. Indeed, the more voices and views.the  

> better.

>

>

>

> Although the ARG SIG voted for .org AND .com, we only recently  

> realized that

> none of us had actually checked whether .com was available. Uncannily

> enough, a French company had bought argology.com back in March. So,  

> we never

> could have had both URLs. Sorry for the mess up. But please note we  

> have one

> address in any publicity you may feel compelled to put out there. :-)

>

>

>

> I hope you're all happy with this effort, and take a moment to give  

> a remote

> <clap clap> to the ARGologists who worked so hard to get this  

> happening. I

> hope this site becomes a place where ARG SIGers, and anyone who is  

> keen, can

> find and contribute info on ARGs.

>

>

>

> A few ARG SIGers are at ARGFest and will launch it there too. But this

> mini-remote-text-launch is for us. :-)

>

>

>

> Best,

>

> Christy

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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