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 Advertise cheap: [Click here] Date: 15 Dec 2007 - Author: Kut - Category: eFOTM - Views: 1902 At the risk of being bias, I submit for you own approval the VWF as the newest eFed of the moment. What I first like about the site is the updating and organization of everything. I didn't have to spend much time looking for anything. The design is novice, but inviting and friendly. I enjoy seeing the champs on the front page. It's simply where they should be. I also liked the trading card spotlight section. I know the works that goes into that because I've done it with RKW before. There's a fan section that seems inventive, but I didn't spend a lot of time there because the links are too hard to read for me. Plenty of activity on the forums, lot of cool things to do there and it seems very active. I didn't spend too much time on the forums because the colors make it very distracting, again, for me. The results are very well put together. humorous, lot of imagination with imagery and graphics. All results read the same to me, but it's professionally done. Overall, you can see how much time and effort has been put into the fed. But that may be it's eventual downfall. Burn out is a major factor in this fed.
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3. Shartopus | 10 Jan 2008 - 20:33
I never got a chance to get going there, but from my time lurking the place, I could tell that it was very well run, and SEXY. *&dances* 5. YehOkay | 11 Apr 2008 - 20:35
Just wondering, when you post info about your wrestler and submit the information...what happens from there? I've signed up so to speak and the screen just went back to the homepage, am I accepted? 6. Triple B | 15 May 2008 - 14:02
After submitting the join application, it redirects you to the front page. Once an app is reviewed, information is sent out via e-mail address provided. |
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Thanks Kut! I appreciate the spotlight. It was a nice surprise after a hard day out!
Luckily, I have a great roster floating around 50, with about a dozen or so guys who pitch in on the most time consuming, and personally irritating thing of running an e-fed. Writing matches. As long as I have a good sized contingent of writers, I don't think burn out will occur. And I've got the site running so smoothly, that I really don't have to spend much time at all doing much of anything. Maybe 30-40 minutes a day after the family goes to bed.
But thanks for the kind words, and the spotlight on what we're doing. We've already got 8 years under our belt, and I'm looking forward to that nice, round 10.