> When I write out official-sounding things, like that and the Privacy Policy and so forth, I have absolutely no idea how to "officially" refer to the people behind RinkWorks. Technically, yes, it's just me. I own the site, and I'm the only one that can log into the account and change things around. But then there's Dave and Leen, both of whom are billed, to the RinkWorks readership, as a part of the crew behind RinkWorks. Leen is responsible for the content on EquiWorks, and Dave is wholly or partially responsible for the content in over a half dozen different features. So who are they? They're not owners, but they're not strictly readers. Now there are people like Brunnen-G and gremlinn, who both have games on Adventure Games Live. Who are they? They've got content on the site that is presented in the same manner that Fantasy Quest is and Game of the Ages will be.
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> The term "RinkWorks staff" is not one I like, and I may change it when I get the notion and a better idea, but in short it has no immutable definition -- it's just a general hand-waving "us." Your perceptions about what's really going on behind RinkWorks are still correct.



But, if Rinkworks gets big enough, would you consider hiring some staff? I mean, If so many people were wanting updates that you just couldn't do it all yourself?


Lif-The ops are "sort of" employed-ace