by SW Chris | Nov 19, 2003 | SW City News
SW City has a newsletter that comes out every month or two. You can view previous releases by selecting the newsletter tab on the nav bar. If you want to contribute to the November-December issue of the newsletter, please e-mail your submission to me by clicking here.
If you want to subscribe, e-mail me or telegram me, SW Chris, in Active Worlds. Doing so will let you read the newsletter when it is sent out, instead of whenever the newsletter page gets updated (which is usually five or six weeks after release).
by SW Chris | Oct 20, 2003 | SW City News
SW Chris (sort of), Syntax, Captain MAD Mike, Goober King, and Archergirl RyAr discuss the addition of tourist access and Z axis rotation in Alphaworld, the death of the community, and Pineriver’s most recent AW Video. Today’s Tech Report is on how to keep your citizenship safe.
Download it now! http://radio.swcity.net/
by SW Chris | Oct 13, 2003 | SW City News
For those of you that slept through it, you should notice no downtime at all of the SW City Forum. It has been safely moved over to the SWCity.Net server. If you experience any problems, please e-mail me here and I will try to address it.
We also finished recording another radio show tonight, featuring two new faces. Archergirl RyAr and Syntax. SW Comit had the night off. Look for it in a week or two.
by SW Chris | Oct 9, 2003 | SW City News
The forum will go down this Sunday in preparation for its move over to our new SWCity.Net server. I expect this to take a little bit of time, but the forum should be back up to view sometime on Monday if all goes well. Thanks for your cooperation. Watch this space for further updates.
UPDATE: The Forum is now down until hopefully sometime early Monday.
by SW Chris | Sep 20, 2003 | SW City News
On August 22nd, Ferruccio decided to start his very own Suburb in SW City. The new suburb is located the city’s second biggest island, Sybit, on the northern half. The starting plans for the new surburb will be an “upper class golf course residential neighborhood”.
More uniquely is that suburb will raised on a hill, with small mounds and valleys, a steep grassy shoreline, and angeled lots, with a neighborhood gate.
A guess a name would be useful? It’ll called Castle Pines.