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personal and some are business
like. Personally it's something
for me that I can do while I'm
at home with the kids. Busi-
ness I wanted to chip into a site
and help it grow.
Q.
What does roleplay mean
to you?
A.
Roleplay to me, means
fun, excitement and relaxation.
Its a way to get the voices in my
head to stop talking to me and
create something very beautiful
and fun when I get them to
corporate.
Q.
Why is roleplay on
ReVo
the best?
A.
In my opinion it's the
people. There is no judge-
mental attitudes here. There
is no harsh words for you not
being 'the best' or 'the worst'
It's just about having fun and
the excitement and stories you
can get going.
Q.
What influence did you
have in shaping our first year?
A.
I honestly influenced a
lot of events this past year. I
love events and holding them,
helping with them and watch-
ing them come to life.
Q.
Did you meet your per-
sonal goals this year?
A.
Not yet, but my person-
al goals go until the end of the
year not the end of
ReVo’s
year.
Q.
Did
ReVo
exceed your
expectations for online enter-
tainment?
A.
With everything
ReVo
offers yes it has, I mean we not
only have rooms, but a Theater!
Q.
What are you looking
forward to in the coming year
online?
A.
What new things we
can come up with on
ReVo
,
having fun with family and
friends and growing even more
as a person.
Q.
What are you looking
forward to in the coming year
in regards to
ReVo
?
A.
Seeing what else the
Management team comes up
with for the site. To see if we
get a better interactive Mem-
bership page with
Project
Evolution.
Q.
What is your favorite type
of roleplay?
A.
My favorite would have
to be LKH - Anitaverse with
Sons of Anarchy roleplay com-
ing up a close second.
Q.
What is my position on
ReVo
?
A.
I am a Senator with
Events
as my specialization. I also help
run and keep
Grafica
going
strong. I am also room leader
of an LKH - Anitaverse room,
called
Sins of the Night
with her
subroom
English Nights: Lon-
don.
Qristal -
Change, Strength
and Wowza!
Those three words sum up my
first year with
ReVo
.
Change came about in too
many ways to list, even the ob-
vious and public ones. But the
most important of them was
the transformation that took
place not just in myself but in
those flocking around me; our
outlook.
It was clear the system of our
online interactions and com-
munities was no longer just
broken but morality and com-
mon sense both were shattered.