New Newsletter to replace the Tournament Newsletter

by **Kotaro** on Mon Nov 02, 2009 3:54 pm

The Medal Heads Newsletter.

Give the rights to the 3rd Newsletter forum to psychobkrazy, JoJo123, and whomever volunteers to help them out.

Pros -
No more Sailorfail, making a mockery of the newsletters in general.
Much more content: Could go from just a Tournament newsletter, to a Tournament, Clan, general Medal Discussion, and ladder tournament.
Less fail Interviews - Could be expanded upon so much.

Cons -

We lose the Tournament Newsletter... Oh wait, we already have.

by **the.killing.44** on Mon Nov 02, 2009 4:14 pm

Serious lack of content after 3 or 4 issues.

by **jpcloet** on Mon Nov 02, 2009 4:22 pm

I'd rather see the CC News go to a full merger of the 3 newsletters. Wasn't there 1 issue of a 4th newsletter?

by **Kotaro** on Mon Nov 02, 2009 4:24 pm

To Compare.

Bring it on! is an awesome ladder. It has accumulated 255 pages of posts since the new thread was started, which was early into 2008.

Medal Heads 1v1 ladder has accumulated 90 pages of posts since May, 2009.

The reason -

Medal Heads does everything better.

With no specific definition for the Medal Heads newsletter, they can cover everything - The CLA Tournament for clans, the Regular Tournament stuff, Interviews (that are a LOT better than the dribble posted by the others), Medal Heads Commentaries, and discussion of the Medal Progress.

To repeat,

Medal Heads does everything better.

by **Kotaro** on Mon Nov 02, 2009 4:25 pm

jpcloet wrote:I'd rather see the CC News go to a full merger of the 3 newsletters. Wasn't there 1 issue of a 4th newsletter?

I'd rather not.

To continue the tradition of, quite simply, boring newsletters, doesn't make any sense.

What CC needs is something new, and something not crap. Put 3 boring newsletters together, and what do you get? A larger, more boring newsletter.

by **AndyDufresne** on Mon Nov 02, 2009 9:13 pm

People are free to create other Newsletters as they see fit. If they get enough of a following and become popular, and fit within general Newsletter and Community Guidelines, they may find their way into the Headlines as well.

--Andy

by **Kotaro** on Mon Nov 02, 2009 9:23 pm

So you're going to let that shit of a failure newspaper sit in the headlines? I've already gotten 7 or so comments from other people about my thread that you closed, about how the entire thing is ruined and they're busy laughing at what Gozar did.

by **Queen_Herpes** on Sun Nov 08, 2009 11:10 pm

No offense to those newsletters, but they haven't been that great and I read only a few (because they haven't been that great...if this suggestion is speaking to (mentioned in an earlier comment) merging them all into one....I second that. I'd be happy to return to reading a newsletter if (as suggested by Kotaro) the content was improved.