Hey folks, it’s been tough choosing only three or four things to include in Feature Friday this week! So instead of our usual format, check out our first exciting quick-fire edition as we slide into the weekend.
To kick us off, Retro Stu and his partner introduced their brand new baby girl to the Just About community! The first JAby, if you will (you can thank Alex Sinclair for that!). How long until her first bounty submission?
While Retro Stu adds another member to his family, Nicole invites you to share who you would add to your zombie apocalypse survival team! Check out the discussion for team recommendations, and let us know who’s on your list.
In equally helpful news, Dave shared his experience with running a newsletter and MURRRAAAAY looks at the performance data from his short-form content across different platforms. Both offer plenty of insight for anyone who’s also looking to build an online audience, so head on over to share your thoughts and ask questions.
JA EVE has been talking about crossover events, and the discussions are a good reminder of the importance of knowing your community.
The first shows that listening to the community helps reassure them that any changes are appropriate for the IP they came to love.
The second, however, is what happens when being appropriate was never the goal. A stroke of genius or madness? Watch EVEIL's video and let them know.
In other EVE news, the third stage of our long-running mystery bounty has finally been vanquished! Tasked with visiting and surviving several of the most dangerous areas of EVE Online, Wadd Enderas returns triumphant to claim the $100 reward.
Mysteries abound this week, as a cryptic image has some of our members all worked up. What could it be, I wonder? Check it out and speculate with other members in the discussion below.
If that cliffhanger has piqued your interest, then you can still drop in to any of these discussions to pick up the conversation. Have a great weekend everyone, and see you in the replies!
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