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Quote | PM | +Rep by WorkPants » July 2, 2012 3:40pm | Report
This thread makes me wonder if telling people that I am down-voting their guides is such a good idea...
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Quote | PM | +Rep by D3n1eD » July 3, 2012 12:51am | Report
^Lawl. I am sure if you downvote you have a good reason. People who dislike something usually have arguments why they did it,if they are not hating/trolling/trying to make thier guide better. If everybody said why they downvoted and what they didn't like, I belive no one would complain. Atleast I wouldn't. But I recive no negative feedback except that downvote,if anybody could point out what made them,we (i) could improve our guides and make it better. All in all, I didn't write a guide for myself, I worte it for the community trying to share my knowledge, and it is really good feeling when I know someone appreciated my work,and that I helped community.
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Quote | PM | +Rep by WorkPants » July 3, 2012 1:05am | Report
D3n1eD wrote:

^Lawl. I am sure if you downvote you have a good reason. People who dislike something usually have arguments why they did it,if they are not hating/trolling/trying to make thier guide better. If everybody said why they downvoted and what they didn't like, I belive no one would complain. Atleast I wouldn't. But I recive no negative feedback except that downvote,if anybody could point out what made them,we (i) could improve our guides and make it better. All in all, I didn't write a guide for myself, I worte it for the community trying to share my knowledge, and it is really good feeling when I know someone appreciated my work,and that I helped community.


Just keep at it with this mindset, I have a good feeling that the quality of this site's community will improve in the coming months. Don't despair!
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Quote | PM | +Rep by Sarcy » July 3, 2012 1:11am | Report
As we can see from the success of dotafires sister site mobafire(for LoL) once the game is completely released and there is a larger target community both the number of guides and community members will skyrocket.

This should lead to more feedback and ultimately higher quality guides and a larger, friendlier and more active dotafire community.
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Quote | PM | +Rep by WorkPants » July 3, 2012 1:18am | Report
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As we can see from the success of dotafires sister site mobafire(for LoL) once the game is completely released and there is a larger target community both the number of guides and community members will skyrocket.

This should lead to more feedback and ultimately higher quality guides and a larger, friendlier and more active dotafire community.


DotaFire does however face competition from the many existing DotA -> Dota 2 guide sites out there, including PlayDota. By comparison, MOBAFire sprung to existence much earlier in regards to LoL's lifespan with significantly fewer competitors (LeagueCraft, LoLPro, etc).
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Quote | PM | +Rep by Iratesniper » July 3, 2012 6:42am | Report
It really doesn't have fewer competitors, but some of the ones it does have are bigger and more popular in comparison.
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