User talk:Taleofyouth

CONE Welder not MMOG

CONE Welder looks very cool, but it really doesn't seem to fit in the MMOG category. There might be another place for it, possibly Serious games? Although if it's brand new, it might be rejected everywhere as not notable. I can't find an article/category, but it reminds me of Games with a purpose (GWAP). There should eventually be a round-up article on games like this that have distributed person-work. Anyway, I won't remove CONE Welder from MMOG yet, so you can argue for it on the talk page if you think it's worth arguing.Cretog8 (talk) 22:23, 18 June 2008 (UTC)

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