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Apr 2002 time: 05:16
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I'm not too keen on this beauty contest. There are many who are certainly worthy of respect, but I think people can form their own opinions about those who have assisted or inspired them.
Anyway - what criteria are used? There are many stars - either helping people, posting strats, running AU games, deriving in-game formula, and unlocking the secrets of the game.
Many hard-working DG-ers have sacrificed their public profile for their teams, and some people have done the opposite. In fact, before I joined GS, I used to wonder where many of the strat regulars and their great articles and discussions had gone. I got here and found out. Since then, I've not played nearly as much SP, and certainly have not had the time to make the contributions I would have liked to the strat forum. The same will apply to others.
For me, the authors of "So Very Cold" and "When you should not mine shielded grassland" (I forget the exact wording) stand out, and not just for those masterpieces, but I think everyone should have their own private 'Heroes of Apolyton' rather than an official list.
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asleepathewheel
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listening too long to one song
Mar 2002 time: 00:16
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Aeson
Theseus
Vondrack
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