First of all, we want to thank those of you who took the time to complete our User Survey! This does help us to determine what we are doing well and what we need to get better at. As promised, here is an overview of the results of the survey;
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2015 was the second full-year of this blog. An overview of what happened:
Thank you all for visiting Architecture of the Games! 2015 has been an action packed year. And 2016 promises even more, culminating in the Rio 2016 Olympics.
Happy New Year!
New website online from today!
www.architectureofthegames.com / www.architectureofthegames.net
This blog has moved from WordPress.com to a self-hosted site. This has numerous advantages. More flexibility, capacity, and……………no ads!!!! I’ll continue to improve this blog in the next weeks. In the meantime you are more than welcome to have a look around. For questions or recommendations (or if you find any errors) please contact me by using the contact form on the ‘About’ page.
Thank you for visiting AotG!
Martijn
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2014 was the first full-year of this blog and the visitor numbers have exceeded all expectations. Time for some stats!
A summary of recent changes:
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Architecture of the Games is now on Pinterest! Pinterest is website were you can save, organize, share and discover visual bookmarks. I’ve already created a few boards with photos, maps and diagrams from this blog. More boards en pins will follow!
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Frequent visitors may have noticed some differences the last couple of weeks. A summary:
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