Please revise your grammar and spelling etc.

If we don't give someone a chance when they're posting their project ideas and asking for pixel artists it's usually due to the fact that they've broken the rules somewhat. If they have broken the rules, we have absolutely no reason to give them a chance, since they couldn't even be bothered to read our terms.
Even so, most of the time we will give them a chance to edit their topic.

And yes i would expect to get paid for a paid job, which is why i would only accept jobs from people i think i can trust, those who have the decency to follow the forum rules firsthand.

If you mean just generally giving someone a chance even though they have an uninteresting project that you don't want to participate in just to meet new people, think again. Most of us don't have the time and/or care.


Edited by Larwick - 26 February 2008 at 4:53am

Really...so pretty much a new person here is another steping stone for regular users here to step all over and push around.  Why not change the name from Pixel Joint to Pixel Pimp?

What is your problem?  What are you implying about the regulars of this forum?



That is not true at all.
Just because an artist doesn't have time, or is uninspired by someone else's project idea, that is NOT the same as pushing someone around, or 'stepping' on them.  I for one don't even go to the job section, so you think that makes me a jerk? 

The only 'stepping stones' around here are the bitter little brats who come in without lurking around first to see what we're about, and instantly complain that they're not a freakin throne. 

Anyone who come in here looking to improve their art,  to learn something new, anyone who WANTS to enjoy their stay here absolutely will.


You have to remember that the main focus here is the art, not the job opportunities.  So if your job thread is ignored it's because 1. you broke a rule (like Larwick said)  2. it sucks  or 3. it's not a right 'fit' for the artists that are viewing the thread.


Don't go around insulting the artists because they have their own things to work on.   If you don't bother thinking before posting, no one here is going to give you the time of day.

I went to check your job offering, and you posted it yesterday. Wtf man, do you think all the users here are 24/7 refreshing the page to be able to post one second after the topic is created? And I have no idea how this post is going to help you get someone to work with you. I would think it will do the contrary.

Note how the forum for job postings is called 'Job Offerings'. The artists here are offered jobs but they are not required to do them. Job posters can't expect to receive help; they can only hope. I know it sounds harsh but I do think it's the most realistic way of looking at it. To put it very, very bluntly and at the risk of confirming your belief that the regulars enjoy pushing around new members: we don't owe the job posters anything so we can do whatever the hell we want.


And by doing whatever the hell we want I mean deciding whether or not we want to take on a job.

Good luck with your doomed project.

I do so enjoy seeing people with illusions of grandeur fail at making massive on line games. It tickles my heart it does. These are not games, they are occupying activities for feeble minds attached to poor reflexes.

Edited by Pixel_Outlaw - 26 February 2008 at 2:18pm