Dragon Ball in Hell

[geralds]

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[/<ING C/aVIC/]

Dont spam just to get your thread on top...its immature.

[geralds]

No need to do that at all. Just need to get project well nown.

[geralds]

Well time to see what people would like to see from this project> Wh not try and give pomters hints eny thing. After all this is a project evey one can participait in why not help make this project great.

[Otohiko]

...damn, man, a year and two months is not enough to convince you that this really isn't going anywhere?

You know, there's better ways of generating interest than bumping your own thread with "." and "this project is going great" and shamelessly copying AMV Hell guidelines.

For one, you could really use a better sense of artistic direction - and thought, if it's not too much to ask. To me it sounds like you just want people to throw a bunch of stuff together and make an MEP for you, where you're only left to approve it at your leisure and shamelessly copy it into a format that already exists and for which there are far better-organized and credible efforts (AMV Hell 4? Eh? Eh?). At the very least, running an AMV requires some sort of credibility; at most, a lot of organizational effort.

You're trying too hard here. Start small but well-organized and move up. I don't think you really have any idea what it means to run an MEP. Better yet, start by participating in some MEPs for a change. Maybe that'll give you a clue as to what's involved.

[geralds]

well maybe your right amybe this project could become great latter one never no

[Turankusu]

This is one serious case of denial here.

[DaCoolGohan]

So a project that isn't popular after over a year, and is basically copying another project, is going to go great?

[geralds]

how is it coppiing another project

[DaCoolGohan]

basically copying