I don't mind if you edit it - it's already getting edited for the Journal of Play.<br><br>-Devin<br><br><div class="gmail_quote">On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 7:28 AM, Andrew Armstrong <span dir="ltr"><<a href="mailto:andrew@aarmstrong.org">andrew@aarmstrong.org</a>></span> wrote:<br>
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Great news Dan. Hopefully we can start doing things at DiGRA every time
it is on, depending on what is going on. I'll be able to come as long
as they sort out when the dates and accommodation is so I can book it :)<br>
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If you edit the SIG white paper that'd be fine with me.<br><font color="#888888">
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The proceedings should be freely available on DiGRA's website after the conference - so unless that changes (which I doubt!) they'll be public. The SIG paper will need agreement from this community anyway - the plan is for me to roughly edit it for the conference and then get it agreed before it's finalised - unless anyone else wants to do that!
Cheers
Dan
Dr Dan Pinchbeck
Advanced Games Research Group
School of Creative Technologies
University of Portsmouth, UK
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<pre>Dan,
Will the papers presented in this panel be made accessible/published
elsewhere (such as on the Preservation SIG website?).
-Devin
On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 6:47 AM, Dan Pinchbeck <a href="mailto:Dan.Pinchbeck@port.ac.uk" target="_blank"><Dan.Pinchbeck@port.ac.uk></a>wrote:
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<pre>Dear all,
A very quick note to let you all know that the Game Preservation panel we
proposed for the DiGRA2009 International Conference has been accepted. This
includes papers by Jo Barwick, the KEEP consortium, the National Videogames
Archive and the IGDA Game Preservation SIG White Paper.
I'll send more details through next week, but just wanted to say thanks to
all the contributors. I think it's really important that we've now got a
platform to discuss game preservation at the foremost games research
conference.
More soon!
Dan
Dr Dan Pinchbeck
Advanced Games Research Group
School of Creative Technologies
University of Portsmouth, UK
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