A small group of osu! players have been working hard to release the first official osu! newsletter. Head over and read it while it's hot! The team is looking at releasing this newsletter on a monthly basis.
osu!dokuanimask wrote:
There's a lot of fun features that you could add to the newsletter as well.
hahaha I don't know why but I lol'd xDKrisom wrote:
osu!dokuanimask wrote:
There's a lot of fun features that you could add to the newsletter as well.
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[x] "Yes, I want to recieve "The osu! Monthly" newsletters"blissfulyoshi wrote:
Good job and congratulations!
Just wondering, is this newsletter going going to be sent out to our e-mails in later editions? That is probably the most effective way to get people to read it imo.
I'll experiment with some fonts for the next issue and see what fits bestSapphireGhost wrote:
Hm~
If I did have to criticize it would be that I have developed a dislike for Cambria due to it being the default font for some computers. I personally would have chosen something like Palatino. (But that's just me)
Anyway, good articles! Hope to see the Monthly #2 come out sometime... next month.
We actually brought this up within the last meeting. We decided not to do it for this issue but I'll definitely bring it up in the next meeting of ours and discuss the possibilities of us doing this for future newsletters.blissfulyoshi wrote:
Just wondering, is this newsletter going going to be sent out to our e-mails in later editions? That is probably the most effective way to get people to read it imo.
Huge support! Gotta start reading this.blissfulyoshi wrote:
Just wondering, is this newsletter going going to be sent out to our e-mails in later editions? That is probably the most effective way to get people to read it imo.
I chose the font. If you can actually specify problems with it other than "I don't like it" then go for it. Else don't complain. The only serif alternatives are Droid or Times New Roman. Trust me that neither are more legible.SapphireGhost wrote:
I have developed a dislike for Cambria due to it being the default font for some computers.
/me eats lepidonlepidopodus wrote:
EDIT: lol I seebakaarken.
That must be it. Sorry for complainingpeppy wrote:
I chose the font. If you can actually specify problems with it other than "I don't like it" then go for it. Else don't complain. The only serif alternatives are Droid or Times New Roman. Trust me that neither are more legible.SapphireGhost wrote:
I have developed a dislike for Cambria due to it being the default font for some computers.
Also it is never the "default" font, unless you are talking about the font that is used inside a specific office application, maybe?
A2 actually isn't supported by google docs but I was thinking of moving to A3 or tabloid size further down the road.Nekoroll wrote:
A2 format might be okay if you're looking for some SRS NEWSPAPER ACTION.
A3 sounds like a decent step down @ 16.5" x 11.7" but if decimals scare you, you can always just use tabloid size @ 11" x 17". That's the same size as two horizontal letter-sized sheets of paper stacked on top of each other and should be easy enough to work with.
We'll look into this, but currently we're kind of limited by the amount of fonts that google docs has. As for a typesetter I'll bring it up in the next meeting.Nekoroll wrote:
Also, if you do plan on evolving the newsletter into a newspaper of sorts, I would highly suggest turning one of your many (6 out of 9? lol) editors into a typesetter to (aesthetically) use various fitting fonts for the headliners and body and to layout all the articles. I'll leave you all to bicker about font choices even though technically newspapers use many different kinds and don't just settle on one.
Fun times, fun times....Nekoroll wrote:
Overall though, you all did well. Although I don't know if it justified sitting hours at a time in a locked vent channel...
Make sure you put the email in correctly because I haven't received your application yet.Kururu-chan wrote:
I sent some sort of "application" in hopes of helping out. If you need typesetters I can help with that.
Fun times? x_xjjrocks wrote:
Fun times, fun times....Nekoroll wrote:
Overall though, you all did well. Although I don't know if it justified sitting hours at a time in a locked vent channel...
Suggested multiple times, we wanted to see what the reaction was before we got a large team on board for translation, since it's pretty positive we will definitely consider adding some translators for the popular languages.Deif wrote:
An idea: Can this newsletter be translated to the most popular languages used in osu! comunity? Not all the people I know here speaks/understands English perfectly. I can do the Spanish translation for the next newsletter, if you want~