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What is “GotSpace” ?
GotSpace is the official nickname for the GotNext news section. It represents the product of traditional video game news reporting and blogging. It was developed as a means for our writers to create a fun, social site for readers looking for unique, personalized articles with a real opinion.
Who produces the content?
Currently all stories are posted by the handful of GotNext staff members.
What type of articles can be found posted here?
Our content offers a diverse range of select video game current events, meta-reviews, editorials, and staff blogs. Officially, GotSpace was not created as a means to serve as a news aggegator and so readers should not expect 24/7 reporting that merely recycles news featured on multiple video game news desintations.
How can I produce stories for the site?
Readers can submit news tips and stories to the site via the contact form. The submission model is subject to change at a later date.
How do I get started? (For Qualified Contributors Only)
Assuming that you’ve been approved as an official contributor, provide the following details as specified on the registration page.
- Username (use something appropriate as this will serve as part of the permalink structure. No profane titles or references please!)
- First Name
- Last Name
- Email address (must be a valid email address in order to receive your password)
- Website (optional)
- Password (case-sensitive)
- Verify password
Once you receive your password, you’ll be officially registered as a member on GotSpace. Now you can go ahead and start blogging away instantly. You can compose a new blog post by clicking on the link located directly on “Blog Post” located directly on the main page of GotSpace or the Site Admin link (if available). Now let’s introduce you to what you’ll be using regularly…