One thing I would like to start seeing is developers explaining why they are on Greenlight. If one explains why they decided to give Steam a try, people might just stop assuming things like "Oh, this developer wants a wider audience." or in mean-glish "This developer is in it for the money." I mean, there is nothing wrong with wanting a big audience, but why hide it? It seems like you actually will do a lot better if you just spill your motivations and intentions for all to see. Well, that is what I think at least, what are some other thoughts on this?

I have yet to actually, I saw news about it but just kind of forgot to actually read it.

Hi there! First of all, thank you for inviting me to this group, even though I'm not a dev :) I enjoy talking about games and game design none the less, but do have a bit of a problem with talking in general, which is a point I guess I'd like to explore first.

It seems like the major problem for me with starting a conversation is being able to keep up with it and answer, which may or may not be a problem with some devs as well. After all, a lot of projects on greenlight appear to be the work of one individual, and there just seems to be a problem with keeping up with the conversation of one's game and actually developing it, or it would seem like there would be that problem, since I've encountered the problem of finding that balance of work and communication from many discussions before, though not neccesarily related to game development. Also, as you said yourself c023 (if you don't mind me using that name to adress you :] ) we are all shy, so it can be a real struggle to maintain some level of socialness, and then be able to work. So, yeah, talk is hard to does :)