One of the most focused and innovative projects that currently exists is blurtlive, I identify a lot with the way it has been structured, besides I am a big fan of video games and if you wonder how much of a fan I am I own ps3, xbox360, ps2, wii, gamecube, nintendo 3ds, nitendo ds lite and a pc gamer. Blurtlive should do more advertising in order not to be pigeonholed only as an account of the German community, it is necessary to break the limitations of space and place, it is necessary to create global communities that allow people to enter without thinking if they are Latinos or Spanish. It is necessary to promote that the users love blurtlive through contests without the need of streaming, others will need it, but the most important thing is to let people know what they are doing and the focus of the account.
RE: Where one door closes another one opens[GER/ENG]
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Absolutely, though I really value subcommunities in regards of helping new users settle as well as creating more regional based content and initiatives (especially when there is a bit of a language barrier). That doesn't mean that they can't be united under bigger communities. I'd love to have different subcommunities happening on @dagamers and see how we can build each other up. And while I can't speak for @blurtlive, I'm sure the people behind their community are also onboard for initiatives like that
We dont want to be a account only for the german community for sure . We stream in german and english and support also blurtgaming content.
At the moment most of the streamer we know that are here on blurt are germans . Hope that will change in the future with the Cooperation with @dagamers
Success in everything you propose, here you have a constant follower of everything you do in the German community.