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The Big Board Debate!
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Speaker: EM Stock (Senior Community Manager, SOE Austin TX), Paul Della Bitta (Sr. Community Manager, Blizzard Entertainment), Chris Mancil (Senior Community Manager, Vivendi Games), Chris Launius (Lead Community Manager, Perpetual Entertainment), Cindy Bowens (Consultant, Seashadow Consulting), Troy Hewitt (Director, Community Relations, Flying Lab Software)
Date/Time: Thursday (September 6, 2007) 4:30pm — 5:30pm
Location (room): 2
Track: Online Games - Community and Marketing
Experience Level: All

Session Description
Message Boards have long been the tool of choice for community professionals and dev teams looking to communicate with and receive feedback from their player bases. Lately, however, we’re seeing dissent among community experts-- for some are making the conscious decision NOT to develop Official Message Boards for their games; much to the chagrin of community ‘purists.’ Find out what path YOUR product should take by joining us for a spirited discussion not only exploring the advantages/disadvantages of maintaining Official Boards…but hearing the tales of success and regret from those who were brave (or silly) enough to stray from convention.

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