It's also possible that a lot of people tried HeroQuest and either did or did not like it. The ones that did like it got their campaigns going, resolved most of the rules issues they had, and now have no need to post to a rules list. The ones who did not, dropped HeroQuest, and also now have no need to post to the HeroQuest rules list.
In short, the people most likely to need a HeroQuest rules list are people who are just starting to play or GM HeroQuest. There may be very few of these.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I get the impression that the base of HeroQuest players and GM's is not growing significantly.
Ray,
And some of us read posts, but rarely write one.
(raises hand - guilty)
Nick Eden <nick_at_pheasnt. demon.co. uk> wrote:
Maybe, though looking at the message history I see that we used to get
triple digit postings every month, with over 500 being not uncommon.
Then about two years ago it started dropping dramatically (probably
down to WoG). Only 16 postings in May 2008. It's not just the weather.
On Tue, 17 Jun 2008 12:39:28 -0000, you wrote:
>I suspect the reason for the slowing down of internet traffic is that
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>> This list does seem to have died a death recently... Have all the
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