Who founded RPGnet in 1996?
Emma and Sandy Antunes launched RPGnet in 1996 to unify transient game sites. Shawn Althouse joined them alongside Brian David Phillips as co-founders.
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Emma and Sandy Antunes launched RPGnet in 1996 to unify transient game sites. Shawn Althouse joined them alongside Brian David Phillips as co-founders.
Skotos Tech purchased RPGnet in 2001 while allowing creative autonomy to remain intact. Shannon Appelcline now runs operations under Skotos leadership.
Matt's WWWBoard script powered the original 1997 RPGnet forums. These early message boards used threaded styles common to other platforms of the era before migrating to vBulletin in 2002.
Approximately 13,000 reviews populate the RPGnet archive today. Most entries cover roleplaying games or supplements from various publishers.
RPGnet hosts approximately twenty regular columns that rotate on a four-week cycle. Notable examples include Behind the Counter which details retail store operations and Freelancing is Not Free describes how to work independently in the gaming industry.